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https://ada.org.au › meet-the-adas-new-ceo-dr-kate-more
The ADA has announced that its new Chief Executive Officer CEO will be Dr Kate More commencing in her role on Tuesday 8th October

https://ada.org.au › needless-hospital-admissions-for-seniors-due-to-unf…
The Australian Dental Association ADA has found a staggering 16 000 seniors were admitted to hospital for urgent treatment of painful dental issues in 2022 23 and that figure is expected to

https://ada.org.au › open-wide-the-oral-habits-of-aussie-families-reveale…
New data out today 30 July from an ADA survey of 25 000 Australian adults found that 40 of us think around two years old is acceptable for the first dental visit while 20 believe it should

https://sa.ada.org.au
Since 1927 we have been devoted to the interests of dentists and the dental needs of patients in communities across South Australia

https://ada.org.au
Would you like to make a difference to the oral health of disadvantaged Australians If you re an ADA member dentist or dental student with a passion for improving the oral health outcomes

https://ada.org.au › start-planning-your-dental-health-week-community-p…
To help you get the most impact from your DHW project the ADA has partnered with Colgate Palmolive to equip members with toothbrush and toothpaste resources in oral health packs

https://ada.org.au › dental-graduate-handbook-your-guide-to-the-start-o…
For students graduates just entering the dental profession and even seasoned professionals who work with new dentists the Dental Graduate Handbook is a truly invaluable resource

https://ada.org.au › celebrating-the-women-of-dentistry-this-internationa…
It is these women dentists and a host of others in the ADA academia and associated professions who have ensured that dentistry remains a vital part of the overall healthcare of Australians

https://ada.org.au › time-to-boost-awareness-of-free-government-child-d…
Released today ahead of Dental Health Week 4 10 Aug new data from an ADA survey of 25 000 adults shows that 29 of parents believe their child is eligible for free dental treatment