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
While the percentage of early-career dentists who are practice owners has declined significantly over time, new data from the ADA Health Policy Institute shows recent
Elevate took place March 28-30 in Washington, D.C. Innovate. Lead. Succeed. These are the actions that Elevate, a leadership conference hosted by the ADA in
Rachel M. Uppgaard, D.D.S. SmileCon 2024’s continuing education program features impactful topics of special interest to new dentists, part of the meeting’s New Dentist Experience.
Members can connect with the American Dental Association in a fun, new way with the launch of the ADA’s TikTok account. By following the account,
Dentists looking to sharpen their clinical skills and grow their careers will have plenty of opportunities from the American Dental Association to learn and network
Dentists report taking on additional tasks as staffing shortages persist, according to new data from the ADA’s Health Policy Institute. Of the more than 1,000
Hope: James Wanamaker, D.D.S. (from left); Camryn Bryant, D.D.S.; Stephen B. Dunbar III, J.D.; and Santo LoPorto discuss debt. Orlando, Fla. — A course hosted
The New Dentist News has a dynamic new website filled with the latest stories and resources geared toward younger dentists. Available at adanews.ada.org/new-dentist, the website
The ADA Member App has launched a helpful tool that can give dental students, new dentists and dentists considering a career change a good idea
Congrats, grads: Recent graduates from the ADA Institute for Diversity in Leadership gather at ADA Headquarters in Chicago. Applications are available to be part of
The ADA’s National Advisory Council on Health Literacy in Dentistry crowned a dental student from the UConn School of Dental Medicine as the winner of
