A new agreement between the American Dental Association and the American Board of Dental Examiners marks a significant step forward in modernizing dental licensure and
A Georgia man who claimed to be a “veneer technician” is facing more than 100 charges after he allegedly practiced dentistry without a license, according
The American Dental Association, Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations and American Board of Dental Examiners have begun a series of collaborative discussions focused on
The American Dental Association continues to advocate for removing stigmatizing questions related to mental health and substance use disorders from dental licensure applications. In July,
After nearly 18 months of advocacy efforts, dental licensure applications in Oregon will no longer include stigmatizing questions related to mental health. On Dec. 13,
Licensure reform: ADA President-elect Brett H. Kessler (from left), D.D.S.; Hana Alberti, D.D.S., senior director of the ADA Center for Dental Practice Policy; Mark Staz,
The ADA is taking action in 2024 to prevent discrimination in licensing and credentialing against dentists who have received counseling, therapy or treatment for mental,
Over two decades ago, the ADA approved policy supporting license portability. Fast forward to today, and with legislative activity on licensure in nearly a dozen
Military spouses with valid dental licenses in one state will now have licensure recognition in the state where their spouse is serving, thanks to a
Improved licensure portability for dentists and dental hygienists is closer than ever, as the American Dental Association continues to work with other agencies to make
The National Commission on Recognition of Dental Specialties and Certifying Boards announced March 28 it has recognized the American Board of Orofacial Pain as the
The Council on Dental Education and Licensure is seeking nominations for a general dentist/practitioner vacancy on its Committee on Recognition of Specialties and Interest Areas