
Show off vaccine support
With support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Immunization Action Coalition is offering free buttons to dentists who provide or promote COVID-19

With support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Immunization Action Coalition is offering free buttons to dentists who provide or promote COVID-19
Washington — The ADA is supporting HR 1550, the PREVENT HPV Cancers Act, which encourages the use of the human papillomavirus vaccine in order to
Members of the oral health community are encouraged to submit comments about a draft of the Recommendations for Improving the Core Sets of Health Care
Abstract Objectives: In early 2020, COVID-19 was classified a pandemic. During phase 1 (16 March–18 May 2020) in British Columbia (BC), dental services were
Washington – The ADA is supporting federal legislation to expand the ways health centers are permitted to use grant funds in order to better serve
Washington — The ADA is asking the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to discuss how oral health has been affected by the COVID-19

Dr. Klemmedson Dr. Meeske Dr. Kessler It’s more than just seeing patients. It’s helping them understand what dental care is. It’s giving easily understood explanations
A May 19 webinar will discuss how health literacy can be an instrumental tool when discussing and providing vaccinations. Presented by the ADA Council on

Giving back: Nicole McGrath-Barnes, D.D.S., started KinderSmile Foundation toto increase oral care access and provide oral care education to low-income, marginalized communities. Dr. McGrath-Barnes Nicole
Washington — The ADA is asking Congress to include state and local water fluoridation systems in legislation to revitalize the nation’s infrastructure. In an April
Can disruption have the potential to eradicate disparities and promote health equity? The 2021 Dental Quality Alliance’s Virtual Conference, themed Disruption for Change: The Impact
Abstract Background: Government-funded and pro bono dental care are important to populations with limited means. At the same time, dentistry is experiencing a gender