- ADA advises public to avoid ‘veneer techs’
- Dental treatment from unlicensed individuals has the potential to cause damaging complications for patients, according to the ADA.
- Two ADA Foundation awards open to early-career researchers showing promise
- The ADA Foundation has two award opportunities for researchers early in their careers who have demonstrated excellence in dentistry.
- Nomination portal open for 2025 Humanitarian Award recipient
- Nominations for the ADA’s 2025 Humanitarian Award are open until Sept. 1.
- Dental School Snapshots: April and May
- This ADA News series shares fun facts about U.S. dental schools.
- 3 dental benefit trends you should know
- Navigating benefits can be confusing and frustrating for dental practices.
- Enhance practice offerings with facial esthetics education in Chicago or at SmileCon
- Dentists have several opportunities in 2024 to learn how to achieve the best esthetic and therapeutic patient outcomes for patients.
- Congressman urges funding increase for health care training
- Rep. Frank Pallone, D-N.J., is urging HRSA to increase training funding for dentists and physicians in underserved communities.
- SmileCon registration open
- Registration for SmileCon 2024 in New Orleans opened May 8, with early bird pricing available through May 31.
- UnitedHealth CEO testifies at Senate cyberattack hearing
- The U.S. Senate Committee on Finance held a hearing to discuss the Feb. 21 attack that hit Change Healthcare.
- ADA supports No Fees for EFTs Act
- The ADA is supporting the No Fees for EFTs Act, which blocks health plans from imposing fees on providers for electronic funds transfers.