Sep 1 2026
The 2026 ODA Annual Session is Sept. 17-19 in Columbus and will feature CE for the entire dental team, an expansive Exhibit Hall and fun ... [continue reading]
2026 ODA Annual Session
Join us for the ODA Annual Session on September 17-19 in Columbus!
EVENTS & CE
Register for the 2026 ODA Annual SessionThe ODA Annual Session is Sept. 17-19 in Columbus at the Greater Columbus Convention Center and the Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel. The ODA Annual Session offers many opportunities to earn CE from top dental industry experts, re-connect with friends and peers, and experience great dental products and services first-hand.
The ODA Annual Session is Sept. 17-19 in Columbus at the Greater Columbus Convention Center and the Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel. The ODA Annual Session offers many opportunities to earn CE from top dental industry experts, re-connect with friends and peers, and experience great dental products and services first-hand.
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ODA Foundation RaffleThe ODA Foundation awards funds each year for grants and scholarships, and the annual raffle is one of the primary sources of funding. New this year is a convenient option to purchase your tickets online!
The ODA Foundation awards funds each year for grants and scholarships, and the annual raffle is one of the primary sources of funding. New this year is a convenient option to purchase your tickets online!
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The Ohio Dental Association’s House of Delegates will meet in Columbus at the Hilton Columbus Downtown Hotel on Sept. 17–18 in conjunction with the 2026 ODA Annual Session. The House of Delegates is the governing and policy-making body of the ODA. Delegates meet each year at the ODA Annual Session to consider and vote on a series of ... [continue reading]
Sep 1 2026
The Ohio Dental Association has formally raised concerns to Delta Dental of Ohio (DDOH) and Aetna regarding changes the insurance companies are making to their dentist payment practices that are scheduled to take effect in September. DDOH is revising its participating provider agreement to require payment via electronic funds transfer (EFT) ... [continue reading]