Fewer than half of dental hygienists who left employment early in the pandemic returned to the workforce in 2021, according to a study from the
Washington – The American Dental Association is asking the Health Resources and Services Administration to prioritize several issues, including addressing dental workforce shortages and oral
Supporting hearts: Staff at the Pacific Dental Services’ National Support Center in Irvine, California, wears red attire in support of women’s heart health. Photo courtesy
Washington – The ADA is supporting the Resident Education Deferred Interest Act, which would allow dental and medical students to defer interest accrual on their
Offering television and movies can be a great way to relax and entertain patients in your office. As many pediatric dentists and orthodontists will attest,
The ADA will present a free webinar Feb. 22 on dental sealants highlighting the latest data on sealant placement prevalence and more in honor of
Researchers from the American Dental Association and American Dental Hygienists’ Association will discuss their latest findings on the impact of COVID-19 on employment, infection prevention
Washington – The American Dental Association is asking the National Toxicology Program to carefully review the body of evidence before making any presumptive hazard statements
Washington – The American Dental Association is urging lawmakers to include dentists in any decision-making bodies on pandemic preparedness when developing legislation that aims to
Video: Visit the ADA News’ Instagram page, @theadanews, to watch an interview video with Drs. Peter Thomas, Reneida Reyes, LaTedra Collins and Chris Steven Villanueva.
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ Center for Program Integrity, Provider Compliance Group will host a virtual focus group on Feb. 24 to address
Togetherness: Dr. Jeffrey Dalin, left, poses with his son Dr. Andy Dalin and a young patient at a St. Louis Give Kids A Smile clinic
