Colgate-Palmolive and the ADA will collaborate in support of Colgate’s Oral Health Month. Through June 30, the campaign encourages families to “Share More Time, Share
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a Final Rule regarding the discharge of dental amalgam into sewer systems. The rule will go into effect
To create more meaningful dental meetings for attendees, guests, and exhibitors, several dental organizations are collaborating to combine 3 significant dental conventions in 2019 and
As the federal government debates healthcare and the budget, the Partnership for Medicaid has sent a letter to Orrin Hatch, chairman of the Senate Finance
The ADA and the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center will work together to improve patient outcomes through programs aimed at dental and medical
It only takes a few minutes to save a life. Earlier this year, Kapil Vij, DDS, of Illinois was diagnosed with a rare form of
The ADA offers new resources for dental professionals and the public related to genetics and oral health. While genetic testing holds potential for clinical application
April is National Facial Protection Month, and 5 dental organizations are teaming up to educate the public about protection against facial injuries while participating in
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has rejected a petition it received on November 23, 2016, from a coalition of grassroots groups and activists asking it
Governor Jay Inslee of Washington State has signed Senate Bill 5079, which lifts restrictions on tribes from using federal funding for Dental Health Aide Therapists,
On December 15, 2016, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a final rule requiring dental facilities to use amalgam separators to protect the public from
The North Dakota House defeated House Bill 1256 on Wednesday, February 8, which would have allowed mid-level oral healthcare providers also known as dental therapists to
