The ADA’S Enhanced CDT Task Force is seeking comment from the entire dental community on the proposed framework of dental procedure code modifiers, which would
More than half of dentists responding to a new ADA survey report seeing patients who are high on marijuana or another drug during dental visits.
Leaders from the American Dental Association and Massachusetts Dental Society are pounding the pavement on Election Day in support of a ballot measure that would
For more than two months, the Massachusetts Dental Society and ADA have urged dental providers and voters to support a November ballot initiative in Massachusetts
Advisory: An Oct. 31 health alert from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention concerning infections tied to contaminated dental waterlines provides an opportunity for
Installation speech: ADA President George R. Shepley, D.D.S., addresses the 2022 House of Delegates. Standing before the House of Delegates on Oct. 18, new ADA
Mr. Schiff Worried the country may be headed into a recession? Earlier this year, an ADA Health Policy Institute survey noted that 34% of dentists
Less busy practice schedules and lower patient demand are among the key findings in the latest wave of the ADA Health Policy Institute’s Economic Outlook
Report: ADA Treasurer Ted Sherwin, D.D.S., gives an overview of the 2023 budget for the Association at the House of Delegates meeting in Houston in
In October the dental community lost a legendary humanitarian who devoted his life to caring for underserved populations around the world and stateside, inspiring students
The campaign in support of Question 2 on the Massachusetts ballot that would require dental insurers to spend 83% of premium dollars on patient care
Dr. Stilley-Mallah For the first time, the ADA is providing every dental student and resident free access to the CDT 2023 App. “Having knowledge and