Dentists can use parent-obtained smartphone photos to accurately assess visible caries in children, according to a study published in the August issue of The Journal
The ADA and several other dental groups have expressed support for a bill that seeks to strengthen the scientific basis behind federal water fluoridation regulations.
The ADA compiled a three-page document outlining President Donald Trump’s budget reconciliation bill’s impact on dentists and dental practices through provisions relating to tax policy,
Five new documents are available from the American Dental Association’s Standards Program for review and comment by Sept. 7. Proposed ANSI/ADA Standard No. 47-2 for
SmileCon 2025 will offer continuing education in a variety of formats, including presentations, hands-on activities and master classes. Through cutting-edge continuing education, curated learning experiences
The Journal of the American Dental Association’s impact factor has risen from 3.1 to 3.5, according to Clarivate’s Journal Citation Reports for 2024, which were
The American Dental Association filed an amicus brief July 25 in support of the Environmental Protection Agency’s appeal of a court order directing the agency
The American Dental Association is making it easier than ever to access and adopt its informatics standards. The ADA’s main dental standards webpage now links
Brett Kessler, D.D.S., attends the July 23 FDA hybrid public meeting. The Food and Drug Administration held a hybrid public meeting to gather input on
As Congress examines the future of the Medicare Advantage program, ADA leaders are calling for targeted reforms to ensure that seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage
The ADA has urged the Drug Enforcement Administration to revise a long-standing rule that requires separate agency registrations for each location where a practitioner prescribes
An ADA-supported bill introduced in Congress July 21 aims to strengthen the scientific basis behind federal water fluoridation guidelines. The Protect Our Treatment for Enamel,