Sixteen new dental benefit laws have been enacted in Indiana, Arizona, Tennessee, Virginia, Florida, Louisiana, Iowa, Maryland and Wisconsin. Sixteen new dental benefit laws have
Christopher Walinski, D.D.S. Photo courtesy of Fox. Chef Gordon Ramsay brought Christopher Walinski, D.D.S., to tears. The famed chef is known to do so to
The Food and Drug Administration and the Department of Justice announced a new federal agency task force aimed at combatting illegal sales and distribution of
A wave of activists has swept across the country, arguing against the merits of community water fluoridation. The anti-fluoridation activists counter the recommendations of the
Have you built or remodeled your practice in the past three years? If so, show off the fruits of your labor through the ADA Design
The ADA is advocating for increased funding and resources for the Indian Health Service, emphasizing the need to address workforce shortages, update medical equipment and
The ADA is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to review a decision from a lower appeals court on the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of
Both Abilene, Kansas, and McVille, North Dakota, are among the latest municipalities that faced the end of their communities’ water fluoridation in an era when
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued a final rule that will improve the amount and quality of information on chemical labels and safety
From left: Meredith A. Bailey, D.M.D., Alex Mellion, D.M.D., Debra Peters, D.D.S. The “Ethical Moment” series in The Journal of the American Dental Association is
Ongoing education around dental unit waterline infection control is an important opportunity for dental team members, according to a new study conducted by the ADA
The U.S. boasts more than 70 accredited dental schools, all charged with educating the next generation of dentists. This series from the ADA News highlights