The Association for Dental Safety recently recognized infection control leaders and rising professionals at its 2025 Annual Conference, honoring contributions in education, research, and volunteerism.
The ADA Forsyth Institute has appointed Dr James M. Boyle III as chair of its Board of Directors and welcomed four new members from across dentistry, corporate, and academic sectors.
Retaining a long-term orthodontic team starts with creating a workplace where team members feel valued, fairly compensated, and trusted to contribute at the highest level.
The 2025 AAO Annual Session will take place April 25 to 27 in Philadelphia, offering extensive education and networking opportunities while generating an estimated $25 million for the local economy.
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Lands’ End Outfitters has increased its ADA member discount to 20% and introduced a new scrub...
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The ADA is urging the federal government to reverse proposed cuts to the CDC’s oral health division, warning that the move undermines public health and endangers systemic well-being.
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As spring sports season begins, five leading healthcare organizations, including the American Association of Orthodontists, are urging athletes, parents, and coaches to prioritize safety and prevent thousands of annual dental injuries by promoting protective gear use during National Facial Protection Month.
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Laifen’s Wave electric toothbrush has received the American Dental Association’s Seal of Acceptance, marking a significant endorsement of the product’s safety, efficacy, and cutting-edge design in oral health care.
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The scam email mimics official AAO communications and appears to come from the AAO. The cyber security threat targets members email and password credentials.
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More than 100 members of the AAO met with federal lawmakers to discuss policies on patient safety, flexible healthcare spending, and student debt relief for orthodontic specialists.
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OrthoBerry wins the 2025 AAO Ortho Innovator Award for its AI-driven patient intake platform, recognized for enhancing efficiency in orthodontic practices.
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The program, started by the ADA Foundation, provides free oral health care services to underserved children nationwie and is expected to reach 325,000 children in 2025.
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