The oral health workforce has been significantly underused in the response to the COVID-19 national emergency and the issue can be remedied at both the
Washington — The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has launched an online portal to help dental providers navigate the training and registration they
As dentists begin filing their 2020 taxes, the ADA and Academy of Dental Certified Public Accountants are working together to highlight a new tax credit
Nearly two-thirds of countries have not granted permission to dentists to administer COVID-19 vaccines, according to a global survey conducted of member countries by the
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights announced Feb. 24 that it will not impose penalties for noncompliance with the
Before and after: These photos from Gary Solnit, D.D.S., of the Beverly Hills Center for Aesthetic and Restorative Dentistry in California, show what he looks
Dr. Klemmedson Editor’s note: Explore a one-year interactive timeline, COVID-19 and Dentistry, on how the profession responded to the challenges of the pandemic at ADA.org/covidtimeline. When
This year’s Dental Quality Alliance Virtual Conference will be a digital live event, offering an opportunity for participants to learn about the disruptive forces within
Dr. Swamy The ADA is presenting a free webinar in March that will review the science of COVID-19 vaccines, and vaccines in general, as they
The vast majority of dentists indicate that the prevalence of stress-related oral health conditions among their respective patients have increased since the onset of the
As a family: The Espinosa family — from left, Eva, 11; Elena, 14; Susanne; Samuel, 8; Ernesto; Joshua, 16; Isabella, 19; and Sophia, 13 —
Editor’s note: In November 2017, the ADA News launched Becoming a Dentist, a series of stories that follows three dental students at the University