Honor: The West Hartford Fire Department presented Joseph Howard, D.D.S., M.D., and the staff of Central Connecticut Oral Maxillofacial & Implant Surgery with its Life
The legal and tax implications of hiring or being an independent contractor versus being an employee can be confusing for both dental practices and dental
Patients undergoing long-term glucocorticoid therapy are commonly administered additional glucocorticoids before minor oral surgery, but this practice appears unnecessary for those whose underlying medical conditions
Howard Jones, D.M.D., ADA president from 2002-03, died on March 4 in Athens, Georgia, at the age of 80. A memorial service was held on
The ADA thanked U.S. Rep. Frank Pallone, D-NJ, for sponsoring The Doctors of Community Act. This bill would help address deficits in the dental workforce,
The ADA sent out an action alert April 25 asking members to request Congress’s support of efforts to improve adult access to Medicaid dental benefits.
The ADA Council on Ethics, Bylaws and Judicial Affairs launched its second season April 17 of its podcast “Dental Dilemmas” that shines a spotlight on
The ADA led 14 other dental organizations in thanking Rep. Mike Simpson, D.M.D., R-Idaho, for introducing legislation that would reduce administrative barriers for dentists who participate in
The ADA Member App has launched a helpful tool that can give dental students, new dentists and dentists considering a career change a good idea
Have you ever received an online review from a patient, and you weren’t sure how — or even if — you should respond? If so,
Presenting: Rose Perpich, D.D.S., speaks at an April convening of the Saint Paul District Dental Society’s Speakers Bureau. To her right is David Resch, D.D.S.,
Financial support for young researchers in the field of oral health is critical to their professional development, and one way to provide that much-needed encouragement
