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Andrea Porter will represent Texas A&M in the Regional 3MT® Research Presentation Competition with her design for ballistic vests for women in the military.

Paula Bradshaw Calls For Renewed Oral Health Strategy

Cloud Dentistry, an online employment firm, has partnered with Keeper, a tax filing app designed for gig workers.

A dental practice in Texas and its owners must pay $15,706 in back pay to workers who were illegally fired for raising COVID-19 safety concerns.

The Association of Dental Support Organizations has formed a new task force to address staffing shortages in dental offices.

DrBicuspid.com's top 10 stories of 2022 focus on antibiotics, a large legal settlement, case reports, and more.

Men still outnumber women in terms of positions at dental schools in the U.S. and make more money, according to a recently published article.

Data from the ADA's Health Policy Institute reveal that the shortage of dental assistants and hygienists may be here to stay.

Dentists, hygienists, and other health professionals discussed the mental health of dental teams during a recent panel discussion.

As dentistry in the U.S. becomes younger and more diversified, practice ownership will disappear, according to an ADA Health Policy Institute webinar.