Oct 25, 2023
This editorial from 1931, written at the front end of the Great Depression, gives us much to contemplate.1 After all, as members of the dental profession, we continue to have a public to serve emerging from the Covid-19 Pandemic. We are entrusted by society with the right to self-regulate.
Oct 25, 2023
The beauty of dentistry and medicine, in general, is the ever-present evolution and growth of evidence-based practices guided by novel understanding. The advancement of knowledge allows our “practice” of the healing arts, to be refined continuously to better serve our patients and customize treatment modalities for maximized efficacy in rendering patient care.
Oct 25, 2023
Often, public perception in dentistry is that of concern for cavities, broken teeth, and missing teeth. In light of what our patients can see or perceive, there is a silent menace that goes undetected and, in many cases, is overlooked or under-emphasized.
Throughout March, we honor the remarkable achievements and contributions of women in dentistry both past and present. Join us in recognizing the power, strength, and diversity of women everywhere!
Sep 4, 2024
Pennsylvania, Illinois pass virtual credit card, prior authorization bills
Sep 3, 2024
Brett Kessler, D.D.S., to become 161st president of ADA
Aug 30, 2024
Effort aims to improve heart health screenings, referrals in dental offices
Aug 29, 2024
There’s still time to register for Oct. 17-19 meeting
Aug 29, 2024
New HHS rules modify protections for LGBTQ+, disabled patients
Aug 28, 2024
Stem cell cover illustration also earns recognition
