Three new standards are available for review and comment from the American Dental Association’s Standards Program by March 22. • Proposed ANSI/ADA Standard No. 216,
The American Dental Association is calling on subject matter experts in dental imaging and informatics to participate in a special information gathering session. The session,
For nearly 100 years, the ADA Seal of Acceptance has helped consumers make informed decisions about dental products. Since 1931, the program has evaluated the
The American Dental Association is seeking volunteers to contribute to Oral Health 2050, a strategic initiative aimed at establishing a roadmap for dentistry’s next 25
The ADA Living Guideline Program is accepting comments through Feb. 6 on the third installment in a series of evidence-based recommendations for the early detection
New recommendations from the American Dental Association confirm that dental imaging should only be ordered when clinically necessary to minimize both patients’ and dental professionals’
With the release of the ADA’s new edition of “Fluoridation Facts,” readers can learn the answers to hundreds of frequently asked questions about community water
Two draft standards are available from the American Dental Association for review and comment until Dec. 5. Proposed ANSI/ADA Standard No. 1098 for Dentistry —
Panel moderator Benjamin Wu, D.D.S., Ph.D. (far right), chief scientific officer and chief operating officer of the ADA Forsyth Institute, is joined by dental investors
ADA Forsyth Institute CEO Wenyuan Shi, Ph.D. (left), congratulates ADA Forsyth dentech 2025 Pitch Competition winner HysensBio, represented by founder and CEO Joo-Cheol Park, D.D.S.,
ADA President Brett Kessler, D.D.S. (from left), moderates a panel at ADA Forsyth dentech 2025 that included Azeem Mallick, vice president of Enterprise Strategic Partners
ADA President Brett Kessler, D.D.S., delivers a keynote address Oct. 9 during ADA Forsyth dentech 2025. Oral health is essential to overall health, but the
