ADA urges dental-specific approach in CMS interoperability, prior authorization proposal
The ADA is calling for dentistry’s health information technology challenges to be taken into account amid interoperability advancements.
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The ADA is calling for dentistry’s health information technology challenges to be taken into account amid interoperability advancements.
Read full article →The ADA Standards Program is seeking volunteers for 15 new work projects on oral rinses, fluoride varnishes and more.
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By Bruce Bryen, CPA, CVA Dental practice transaction can come with a variety of obstacles in the most normal of circumstances. Let’s take a look here at a not-so-normal situation. The dental practice is in the process of having one of the partners, a son with plenty of experience in practicing denti...
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John Fortson brings more than 25 years of experience leading transformation, capital deployment, and growth initiatives across global businesses. Dentsply Sirona, the world’s largest diversified manufacturer of professional dental products and technologies, today announced the appointment of John Fo...
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Digital Workflows for Adult Orthodontic–Restorative Treatment June 16 at 8 PM (EST) Presented by: Dr. Melissa Shotell 1 CE CREDIT Adult patients are increasingly seeking aesthetic, efficient treatment options, yet many present with complex restorative needs that require a coordinated, interdisciplin...
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Grassroots advocacy efforts help raise awareness of endodontic care and the importance of saving natural teeth The American Association of Endodontists (AAE) is proud to announce that 12 official Save Your Tooth Month proclamations were secured across the United States during May 2026, thanks to the...
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Research uncovers strong dental and healthcare education opportunity, with 80% of Americans saying oral care would feel more important if they understood its impact on overall health. P&G, the maker of Crest and Oral-B, and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) are teaming up to help Amer...
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Yesterday, Coordinated Care, Sea Mar Community Health Centers (Sea Mar), and the University of Washington Office of Minority Affairs & Diversity (OMA&D) announced the selection of the first Sea Mar Community Health Centers–Coordinated Care scholarship recipient: Diyanah Tribble. The scholarship, aim...
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Davary & Smith Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, serving Loudoun County and Northern Virginia, now offers a non-opioid pain management protocol for wisdom teeth removal built around the long-acting local anesthetic EXPAREL® and, for appropriate patients, the FDA-approved non-opioid medication Journavx™....
Read full article →The ADA is urging House lawmakers to pursue health care transparency policies that avoid requirements ill-suited to dental practices.
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Orajel is evolving its kids’ oral care line with the introduction of Orajel Naturals, a rebrand of Orajel Kids designed to align with growing parent demand for safe, naturally positioned solutions without changing the trusted formula families rely on. With this recent rebrand, Orajel Naturals brings...
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Written by: Melissa Shotell, DMD, MS INTRODUCTION The digital evolution of dentistry has had a significant impact across multiple disciplines, particularly in orthodontics and the use of clear aligner therapy. Initially, clear aligners were viewed as a limited treatment option, primarily indicated f...
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Coronal flaring is considered a key step in efficient root canal preparation, especially for difficult-to-access canals. With the new Orifice Shaper, Dentsply Sirona is expanding its proven WaveOne® Gold reciprocating file system to include a new instrument for coronal flaring that supports efficien...
Read full article →ADA members who use the ADA Credentialing Service, powered by CAQH, can continue to do so with no interruption in service.
Read full article →Henry Zaytoun, D.D.S., a nearly 80-year member of the American Dental Association, died May 25 at 102 years old.
Read full article →Although research is lacking for rare diseases, dentists can play a role in screening for oral signs and making prompt referrals.
Read full article →The ADA Forsyth Institute is the only dental research institute named to the Cure Innovation Index.
Read full article →The ADA emphasized dentistry’s role in outpatient antibiotic prescribing and the need to be a steward of appropriate antibiotic use.
Read full article →The ADA has long advocated for policies that strengthen the dental workforce and improve access to care, including for the THCGME program.
Read full article →The ADA is urging the EPA to take a more “deliberative approach” in its HHTA for fluoride.
Read full article →The ADA offers various resources to help dentists prioritize their well-being during Mental Health Awareness Month.
Read full article →ADA Forsyth Institute researchers were awarded more than $11.8 million in grants in fiscal year 2025.
Read full article →The ADA is supporting legislation aimed at strengthening oversight and enforcement of Medicare Advantage supplemental dental benefits.
Read full article →The Dental College of Georgia Savannah is slated to open in summer 2028 on the Armstrong Campus of Georgia Southern University.
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