The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is accepting applications for its Dental Public Health Residency Program, which aims to produce skilled specialists in public
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is urging health care providers to be on the alert for patients with symptoms consistent with monkeypox, including
The George Shepley of 1968 was very different from the George Shepley, D.D.S., of 2022. As a 16-year-old in Inwood, West Virginia, Dr. Shepley worked
The Alliance of the American Dental Association will help those who are homeless in Houston during this year’s Head 2 Toe Project, held in conjunction
Teamwork: Dentist Laura Rammer, D.D.S. (from left), dental assistant Toni Bouche and dental hygienist Diane Schmitting play a casino game in Dental Central at SmileCon
Nearly half of dentists offer health insurance to their employees, according to the latest wave of the ADA Health Policy Institute’s Economic Outlook and Emerging
Celebration: The Society of American Indian Dentists held its 32nd meeting in June in Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico. During the four-day event, participants shared strategies
Are COVID-19 cases surging in your community? The latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization show that
Federal affairs: Several military dental service leaders attended the ADA Council on Government Affairs meeting July 23 in person in Washington to discuss legislative and
The California Dental Association is heralding California’s $300 billion 2022-23 budget following the state’s significant investment in oral health and oral health workforce development. CDA
Milestone: Veteran Leonard, left, following a dental visit with NYU dentist Brian Eng, D.D.S. The VETSmile pilot program to enhance veterans’ access to dental services
Dental health care workers reported higher rates of anxiety and depression during peaks of COVID-19 transmission among the public, according to a study published in