Action for Dental Health: Abe Abdul, D.M.D., right, receives the 2022 Excellence in Action for Dental Health Award from James Mancini, D.D.S., chair, ADA Council
A new working group has been formed in the International Organization for Standardization Technical Committee 106 on Dentistry to develop the first international standard on
Note from the ADA: Due to technical error, submissions for the scholarships made prior to March 21 will require re-submission. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Recognized: Gary Oyster, D.D.S., second from right, received the inaugural ADPAC Lifelong Legacy Award during Lobby Day. From left are Charles Norman, D.D.S., Alec Parker,
Treatment: Andy Dalin, D.D.S., examines Abigail Feb. 3 during the national Give Kids A Smile kickoff event in St. Louis. Photos by Zach Dalin. The
In late 2022, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services warned of a growing ransomware threat that could impact the dental community. The department’s
Seeking new patients is an ongoing part of growing a successful dental practice. The American Dental Association’s Guidelines for Practice Success module on managing marketing
National Children’s Dental Health Month may have ended but the celebration continues in Congress. On Feb. 28, the Oral Health Caucus — led by Reps.
A new bill in Oregon is asking the state’s legislature to designate $20 million in funding to help alleviate the state’s dental teams staffing shortage.
In 2019, the ADA filed a class action lawsuit against the Delta Dental Plans and the Delta Dental Plans Association, and in January, the federal
It’s tax season again. To assist dentists with filing their taxes, ADA News has compiled a list of tips, with the help of the Academy of
A March 21 free webinar offers the opportunity to get the emergency medicine provider’s perspective on opioids, effective pain management and why streamlined referral programs
