WHO report presents opportunities to improve state of global oral health
Dr. Benzian The status of global oral health is alarming and requires urgent action, according to a new Global Oral Health Status Report released Nov.
Dr. Benzian The status of global oral health is alarming and requires urgent action, according to a new Global Oral Health Status Report released Nov.
The Health Resources and Services Administration is announcing funding opportunities through the Teaching Health Center Planning and Development Program. The purpose of the program is

Washington – The ADA is urging dentists nationwide to contact their senators in support of the Ensuring Lasting Smiles Act. If enacted, the Ensuring Lasting
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services has agreed to establish a new dental billing and payment arrangement to improve access for dental surgeries performed
The ADA is sharing ways the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services can simplify the processes for individuals to enroll and retain eligibility in Medicaid

Victory: ADA President George R. Shepley, D.D.S., and Massachusetts Dental Society President Meredith Bailey, D.M.D., gather at MDS Headquarters on Election Day in support of

The American Dental Association is asking Congress to restore the two-star rank or higher for the chief dental officers of the Army and Air Force.
Yes on 2: ADA President George R. Shepley, D.D.S., and Massachusetts Dental Society President Meredith Bailey, D.M.D., gather with students from Tufts University School of
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid released a final rule on Nov. 1 saying it will now cover dental services for Medicare beneficiaries under certain

Leaders from the American Dental Association and Massachusetts Dental Society are pounding the pavement on Election Day in support of a ballot measure that would
For more than two months, the Massachusetts Dental Society and ADA have urged dental providers and voters to support a November ballot initiative in Massachusetts

The campaign in support of Question 2 on the Massachusetts ballot that would require dental insurers to spend 83% of premium dollars on patient care