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Jan 8 2018
Check out the ODA’s Volunteer Connection page, where dentists can find a list of volunteer opportunities for dentists and specialists listed by county. For more details, visit ... [continue reading]
Jan 8 2018
Ohio Dental Association membership dues must be paid by April 30 for the 2018 membership year in order to continue receiving exclusive member benefits.
Any member who did not pay their dues by Jan. 1, 2018, is considered past due. Dentists who have not already renewed their membership should do so as soon as possible so that membership benefits, ... [continue reading]
Dec 20 2017
Membership dues statements were mailed out this fall. Members also received an electronic renewal notice via email directing them to https://www.oda.org/joinandrenew/ to pay their dues. Members who indicated on their 2017 renewal statement that they prefer to receive membership communications electronically will not receive a paper statement in ... [continue reading]
Dec 15 2017
The ODA has launched a new podcast series called ODcAst: The Ohio Dental Podcast! This podcast is a convenient new communications vehicle featuring ODA staff members and other experts discussing the latest information related to the ODA and dentistry in Ohio.
Recent topics include: new opioid prescribing rules for acute pain in Ohio
new mandate ... [continue reading]
Dec 15 2017
You can't really explain D2 year without having gone through it yourself. There were certainly some interesting conversations held in the basement of Postle Hall in the wee hours of the morning and even more interesting questions in the recesses of our minds. Apparently, times haven’t changed. As a second generation dentist, I hear a ... [continue reading]
Dec 15 2017
Day at the Statehouse: March 7, 2018
Day at the Statehouse, the Ohio Dental Association's most important grassroots advocacy event, will be March 7, 2018, in Columbus. Day at the Statehouse gives dentists, dental residents and dental students an opportunity to speak with their legislators about issues important to dentistry and advocate for issues ... [continue reading]
Dec 15 2017
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a patient review is worth its word count in gold - or platinum - or whatever is today's trending precious metal. Still not sure? Let’s put it this way, 70% of dental patients said that online ratings and reviews influenced their choice of dentist, according to the article “Convenience, Honesty, and ... [continue reading]
Dec 7 2017
The ODA is busy year round supporting dentists, their practices and patients in Ohio. Below is a list of 10 of the ODA’s top accomplishments in 2017. Advocated at the Statehouse to protect dentists, their practices and their patients. The ODA’s advocacy team helped defeat a proposal to impose a state sales tax on cosmetic health care ... [continue reading]
Dec 7 2017
Students from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry and Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine participated in a Military Resource Fair in October, where they provided oral health care to veterans in need. Students from the Case Western Reserve School of Dental Medicine and The Ohio State University College of Dentistry ... [continue reading]
Dec 7 2017
The Ohio Board of Pharmacy recently adopted new rules requiring prescribers to include a diagnosis or procedure code and indicate the days' supply on certain prescriptions. Beginning on Dec. 29, dentists must include a procedure code (CDT Code) on all opioid prescriptions, as well as indicate the days’ supply on all controlled substance ... [continue reading]
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