The International Orthodontics Foundation and ADA Forsyth Institute are hosting their first joint symposium on orthodontic innovation and technology. The 2024 IOF-ADA Forsyth International Orthodontic
A House of Representatives subcommittee held a hearing Sept. 10 to discuss ways to protect and improve a law that regulates self-funded benefit plans, including
The ADA formally submitted comments to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in response to the proposed rule for 2025 payment policies under the
Dr. Chalmers at her Duke University School of Medicine commencement. Years ago, Natalia I. Chalmers, D.D.S., Ph.D., encountered a grandmother and her three grandchildren who
Interested parties can comment on proposed revisions to dental accreditation standards via a virtual hearing or online portal. The Commission on Dental Accreditation will host
The ADA has joined with 150 other trade associations in supporting legislation to delay the Corporate Transparency Act’s year-end filing deadline by one year. Rep.
The Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact Commission held its initial meeting Aug. 28, marking the first time the states that enacted the compact gathered to
Learn how you can expand your expertise through the American Dental Association’s continuing education programs during an Instagram Live from 11 a.m. to noon CDT
Two states have enacted new dental benefit laws, both of which have been supported by the ADA’s State Public Affairs program. Pennsylvania passed legislation that
Dentists have the potential to be the first clinician to screen patients for possible sleep disorders and refer them to the appropriate medical professionals, which
Join the American Heart Association for an informational session Sept. 5 to learn how to get involved in a new effort aimed at improving heart
Destination: New Orleans will host SmileCon 2024, offering a rich mix of culture, cuisine and charm. Photo courtesy of Jeff Anding/NewOrleans.com. SmileCon is just around
