Dr. Park Advancements in dental technology are bringing new ways to diagnose conditions and plan treatments more efficiently than ever before. Jacob G. Park, D.D.S.,
The Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations announced March 31 that it is seeking nominations for a public member to serve a four-year term as
Learning: SmileCon 2021 attendees participate in a continuing education course on nutrition and oral health. Photo by EZ Event Photography. Dr. Shatz Continuing education at
Dr. Shah SmileCon programming will help new dentists power through professional challenges, advance their clinical skills and celebrate their achievements. “Entering the dental profession during
Dentists’ confidence in economic recovery continued to drop in May, with only 1 in 5 dentists having high hopes for U.S. economic recovery in the
Strength test: ADA Science & Research Institute staff use a four-point bend apparatus to test the flexural strength and modulus, or stiffness, of materials used
Advances in dental technology continue to impact and change the dental profession. However, when buying and bringing in the latest equipment or service in the
The ADA is asking a select group of dentists in private practice to participate in the 2022 Survey of Dental Practice. Every year, the ADA Health
Deborah Bishop, D.M.D., has a confession: Sometimes it feels like she’s cheating when performing root canals. Cone-beam computed tomography, or CBCT, and the surgical microscope
Editor’s note: This is the latest story in the ADA News series Focus on Workforce that seeks to alleviate the nationwide difficulties of recruiting, training
The American Dental Association is supporting legislation that would double the student loan interest deduction – from $2,500 to $5,000 – and eliminate the income
Family: Dr. Otto with her husband, Tim, and two fur-babies Rambo (golden retriever) and Bremer (Bernese mountain dog). A New Day for Dentistry is a
