Standard on dental stools also available for comment by Nov. 7
Alliance develops performance measures for oral health care
Fusobacterium nucleatum has been linked to cancer, preterm birth, Alzheimer’s
ADA News kicks off series focusing on specialty groups
Workshop to take place Nov. 18-19
ADA notes limitations, exclusions in review, reaffirms support for fluoridation
Association supports exception to information blocking regulation, new prescription drug monitoring program e-prescribing standard
First article from ADA Forsyth highlights disruptive events in dentistry
Reforms prevent discrimination against dentists seeking care
Dental College of Georgia experiences power outages, cancels classes
Don’t miss your chance to make new connections, celebrate with old friends
Exclusive discounts for ADA members
Priorities include deduction for pass-through businesses, full expensing
CE course is ‘how to’ guide on discussing community water fluoridation
ADA previously filed amicus brief about federal ERISA law
ADA Foundation partners with Disabled Veterans National Foundation to host event during SmileCon
ADA Foundation brings philanthropic events to SmileCon
SmileCon session prompts female crowd to consider use of artificial intelligence in practice
‘It’s an honor to serve those who have served us’
ADA President Linda J. Edgar, D.D.S., addresses ADA House of Delegates
Concord, New Hampshire, oral surgeon served as Association trustee
Served as former Oklahoma Dental Association president
House of Delegates elects new president-elect, second vice president, treasurer
ADA President Brett Kessler, D.D.S., addresses House of Delegates
Association shares support for improving health care data interoperability
Competition highlights top practices in esthetic appeal, function, design
Transition from print supports flexibility, sustainability
ADA leads testing at standards event
Special section highlights ways to give back to veterans
Companies required to make it easier for consumers to cancel subscriptions
Insurance company agrees to pay a total of $2.8 billion