The ADA has long advocated for policies that strengthen the dental workforce and improve access to care, including for the THCGME program.
The ADA is calling for dentistry’s health information technology challenges to be taken into account amid interoperability advancements.
The ADA Standards Program is seeking volunteers for 15 new work projects on oral rinses, fluoride varnishes and more.
The ADA is urging House lawmakers to pursue health care transparency policies that avoid requirements ill-suited to dental practices.
ADA members who use the ADA Credentialing Service, powered by CAQH, can continue to do so with no interruption in service.
Henry Zaytoun, D.D.S., a nearly 80-year member of the American Dental Association, died May 25 at 102 years old.
Although research is lacking for rare diseases, dentists can play a role in screening for oral signs and making prompt referrals.
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