Advances in digital radiography have increased diagnostic capabilities and have the potential to have a substantial influence on dentistry as these systems mature, according to
The ADA is expressing support for the No Fees for EFTs Act, which would block health plans from imposing fees on health care providers, including
Employees earning less than $43,888, or $844 per week, will soon be eligible for overtime pay, according to a new rule issued by the U.S.
President Joe Biden is delaying a plan by the Food and Drug Administration to ban menthol cigarettes, a product for which the ADA has previously
UnitedHealth Group has confirmed patient data, potentially covering a significant portion of the U.S. population, was compromised in the Change Healthcare cyberattack. The Feb. 21
The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced new nutrition standards that will, for the first time, limit added sugars and sodium in kids’ meals. The change
Dr. Claytor Dr. Dill Dr. Spaniel Dr. Singh About a decade into private practice, Bill Claytor, D.D.S., felt like he was going down a waterslide
The American Dental Association is making it easier than ever for dentists to take care of their physical health, with several ergonomic stretches now available
With dental practices nationwide experiencing ongoing staffing shortages, a new bill aims to help strengthen workforce development and skills training programs for dental hygienists and
The Federal Trade Commission issued a final rule April 23 banning noncompete clauses nationwide, which aim to prevent employees from engaging in similar business after
Comprehensive: Two dental hygiene students play with a Save a Smile patient at Tarrant County College Hygiene School, where the hygiene students provide all the
Maine has officially joined the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact, becoming the seventh state needed for the compact to reach its next stage. On April
