In 2014, 74.4% of the US population were served by community water systems that received fluoridated water, according to the Centers for Disease Control and
This February, dentistrytoday.com celebrates National Children’s Dental Health Month with news stories, interviews, and blogs all about safeguarding pediatric oral health. #NCDHM February is National
In recognition of more than 3 decades of service, including a continuing commitment to her native Thailand and her community in Bethesda, Md, the ADA
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a final rule requiring dental offices to use amalgam separators based on practices recommended by the ADA.
Sponsored Editorial Get Help with Financial Decisions Economic issues are one of the biggest concerns for dentists—from student debt and managing practice finances to getting
The ADA’s House of Delegates amended the ADA Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct during its recent meeting in Denver to acknowledge dental
The ADA has named Joseph P. Crowley, DDS, of Cincinnati as its next president-elect. He will serve under incoming president Gary L. Roberts, DDS, of
The Orange County Health Care Agency (OCHCA) now reports 48 cases of mycobacterial infection—15 confirmed, 33 probable, with all 48 hospitalized at some point—involving children between
Privately billed insurance claims related to oral cancer diagnoses rose 61% from 2011 to 2015, according to data on 21 million privately billed medical and
Today on the show floor at the ADA annual meeting, Henry Schein Dental will launch #ScheinChats, a social media thought-leadership series that will feature interviews
Thinking of making a purchase in the exhibit hall this week? The ADA has announced that its member dentists who spent a cumulative total of
The University of Georgia recently reported that amalgam restorations may significantly contribute to prolonged mercury levels in the body. However, the ADA has examined the
