The American Dental Association’s Standards Committee on Dental Informatics and Standards Committee on Dental Products will hold meetings in March to discuss national dental standards
Spotlight on science: ADA Science & Research Institute scientists will share studies on dental materials, oral cell biology and more during the 52nd Annual Meeting
The COVID-19 national emergency and public health emergency declarations are set to end on May 11, according to a Jan. 30 statement from the White
It’s no surprise to small business owners that more and more consumers are paying for goods and services with debit and credit cards rather than
“Coverage for pediatric dental services can provide necessary preventive and oral health education services that may prevent and manage disease,” the American Dental Association and
The top three challenges facing dental practices are staffing, rising operating costs and stagnant insurance reimbursement levels, according to insights from the ADA Health Policy
St. Louis— Give Kids A Smile kicks off Feb. 3 in the place where it was born. St. Louis is the host this year of
The American Dental Association and American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry filed comments Jan. 30 on the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ proposed 2024 notice
A systematic review by the ADA Science & Research Institute found a lack of clinically important differences among direct restorative materials. The review of 38
Military spouses with valid dental licenses in one state will now have licensure recognition in the state where their spouse is serving, thanks to a
Dr. Lesansky Dr. Clements Should I join a dental support organization? That’s question facing many dentists at different stages of their careers. Dental support organizations
National Children’s Dental Health Month, brought by the ADA, is a month-long national health observance that brings together thousands of professionals, health care providers and