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Dear Colleagues, I would like to provide you with an end of the year update on ADA activities. First of all I would like to thank our representatives at ADA:…

The Board’s Sunset Bill, SB 1453 (Ashby, Chapter 483, Statutes of 2024), changes anesthesia and sedation permits and certificate requirements. Permitholders and course providers should study the bill and prepare…

Member Alert: IV Fluid Conservation Urged After Hurricane Strikes Major Supplier CDA has notified us of a situation that may affect our members and their practices. The devastation caused by…

Sacramento, Calif. — CDA is deeply disappointed with Gov. Gavin Newsom’s veto of Senate Bill 1369, which would have restricted dental plans’ coercive collection of fees associated with virtual credit card…

We’ve listened to your feedback and understand that our app hasn’t provided the most efficient way to register for events or stay connected with us. After careful consideration, we’ve decided…

On June 17th, the Nominating Committee convened to review and nominate the slate of candidates for the upcoming election. After consideration, the committee has selected the following candidates. This slate…

Read the new updates to the Hazard Communication Standard.

Read about the employer’s obligations to develop workplace violence plan before July 1, 2024.

The San Diego County Dental Society is hosting an OSHA compliance course for its members. This initiative aims to empower dental practitioners with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate…

Learn about the Major Issues and Priorities CDA is focusing on.

Our 2019 Facets issue contains crucial information on navigating an active shooter situation.

Join CDA’s webinar on how DLR impacts California dentists.

There were recent milestones in CDA’s lawsuit against Delta Dental of California, and we’re proud to keep you updated. The CDA sent out the following email update regarding the lawsuit:…

Dear Members, We want to ensure you’re well-informed about upcoming legal changes that will impact you. Here’s a friendly update on important employment law changes in California effective on January…

DEA letter to registrants outlines the training requirements of the federal Medication Access and Training Expansion Act, which requires DEA registrants to complete eight hours of training before initial DEA registration or by the first renewal of registration occurring on or after June 27. The letter confirms that a CDA course and ADA courses on opioid prescribing and pain management can be applied toward the federally required training. Relevant dental school instruction also satisfies the training requirement.

Be Aware of Overstocker Charges ADA terminates relationship with liquidation company following complaints Association advising members to not place further product orders from Overstocker The ADA is no longer accepting…

Hello Fellow SDCDS Members, As the President of the San Diego County Dental Society, I am pleased to share some exciting news. The operations of the SDCDS office will be…