It’s a familiar problem for dental professionals: the patient who consults too often with “Dr. Google.” Misinformation on the internet has some patients challenging the
Editor’s note: This is the latest story in the ADA News series Focus on Workforce that seeks to alleviate the nationwide difficulties of recruiting, training
The American Dental Association is asking lawmakers to increase the authorized funding level for the Oral Health Workforce Development Program to help address difficulties with
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
Dental Practice Made Simple is a video series from HuangshanDental.com and Levin Group. Tune in every Wednesday for a quick tip from Dr. Roger P. Levin
A Rhode Island oral and maxillofacial surgeon filed a complaint on February 4 against the state governor and a senior health department official who ordered
The ADA Health Policy Institute has launched a monthly poll of U.S. dentists to measure the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and to gather
Female dentists in the U.S. are more diverse in race, ethnicity, nativity, and spoken languages than their male colleagues. However, they also report significantly lower
Dr. Duong More than half of dentists would be willing to administer vaccines in their practices, but only 2% are currently doing so, according to
The Health Resources and Services Administration is hosting a free webinar on Feb. 8 on how to apply for funding under the Dental Faculty Loan
Terrats Medical’s Dental Smart Solutions (DESS) has launched a new website. The site allows labs, milling centers, and dental clinics in the 40 countries the
To maintain the financial sustainability of their dental practices, 1 in 4 owner dentists indicated that they raised fees within the previous month, according to
