ADA, partners take steps to achieve greater licensure portability for dentists
Improved licensure portability for dentists and dental hygienists is closer than ever, as the American Dental Association continues to work with other agencies to make
Improved licensure portability for dentists and dental hygienists is closer than ever, as the American Dental Association continues to work with other agencies to make

Giving back: Dr. Joshua Golden and the West Sunrise Dentistry team in Miami huddle up for Smile Generation Serve Day. Photo courtesy of Smile Generation.
Feast for the eyes: During SmileCon Street Fest, dentists can capture the kind of Instagram-worthy shots only Houston can deliver, as eye-popping art cars —
Join the American Dental Political Action Committee and the Alliance of the American Dental Association for the ADPAC Breakfast during SmileCon 2022 in Houston. Featured
Most U.S. dental practices have experienced increased operating costs, but insurance reimbursement has not increased accordingly, say dentists responding to the latest wave of the
The ADA has posted a new video featuring new dentists speaking out on student debt and also sent out a Sept. 7 grassroots alert to
Coming soon: A new app experience for dentists, co-created by dentists. The re-imagined ADA Member App will debut during this year’s SmileCon in Houston. It

Focus: Dr. Tara Peterson competes in 2022 Olympic Winter Games in China. Credit: WCF/Celine Stucki. Which Texas dental school will win the first-ever SmileCon Dental
Catch up with old friends and make new ones at dental affiliate and dental school alumni events at SmileCon in Houston, Oct. 13-15. “Building connections

Mental health discussion: Houston dentist and certified yoga instructor Alex Barrera will discuss mental health during the Real Talk C.H.A.T. series at SmileCon. Amid the
The ADA is committed to addressing the oral health needs of older Americans and supports many of the components of a Centers for Medicare &
With the arrival of updated boosters, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says being up to date with COVID-19 vaccination means completing a primary