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“Practice ownership and achieving Fellowship are long-awaited milestones in my career.”

“Each March during Children’s Dental Health month, I visit the local schools and discuss oral health with the children in our community.”

Without the courses that I’ve taken at Oregon AGD and the community I’ve been a part of, I would not be the dentist I am today.”

“No one looks forward to going to a dentist, and that's precisely why we aim to make our patients feel at home in our office.”

Start the new year with a new issue of General Dentistry to explore up-to-date information that you can apply directly to your clinical practice.

“I decided to shift my attention toward dentistry as a profession because I wanted to directly see positive change through patient interactions.”

“To impact clinicians who then impact patients’ lives is more than anything I could ever do myself.”

AGD fact sheets provide your patients with all the information they need to maintain their oral health. Fact sheets on more than 25 oral health topics are available online for downloading and can be customized to include your name and practice information.

In today’s evolving marketplace, one key aspect has made its way to the forefront: diversity and inclusion in marketing. AGD Impact’s Marketing column looks at why many Americans are demanding more inclusivity, underscoring a fundamental shift in the dynamics of the modern market.

AGD Impact’s annual “10 Dentists to Watch” list is live! We are proud to share the stories of 10 dentists at the start of their careers who represent the newest generation of exemplary oral healthcare providers.

AGD is seeking nominations for the 2024 Albert L. Borish, Distinguished Service and Humanitarian awards, all of which recognize exceptional achievements and contributions to the dental profession. Nominations are due March 15, 2024.

They’ve practiced less than a decade but have already made a lasting impact. This year’s group of accomplished young dentists have worn many hats. Neuroscience researcher, college baseball player, LGBTQ advocate and United States Army Reserve Captain, to name a few.

General dentists in the United States, especially if their practice is incorporated as an LLC or professional corporation, should be aware of a new regulation that goes into effect January 2024 that requires business entities to provide disclosures related to their ownership.

With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Myron “Mike” Bromberg, DDS, a beloved general dentist, devoted AGD member, esteemed leader, and fervent advocate for the dental profession.

With profound sadness, we announce the passing of Myron “Mike” Bromberg, DDS, a beloved general dentist, devoted AGD member, esteemed leader, and fervent advocate for the dental profession.

Stay informed on the latest in dentistry by tapping into new perspectives from leaders in the profession. Recently, AGD Podcast Series host Dr. George J. Schmidt spoke with Kevin Henry about the latest in dental assisting and Melissa Turner about using social media tools to grow your practice.

Every couple of years, AGD Impact Student Perspectives columnists graduate, and new authors take their place. Our new columnist, Brooklyn Janes, may be new to writing for AGD Impact, but she isn’t new to AGD, and she also isn’t new to dentistry.

Candidates for AGD Fellowship, Mastership and Lifelong Learning and Service Recognition must submit applications by Sunday, Dec. 31, 2023, to participate in the 2024 Convocation Ceremony. Demonstrate your commitment to lifelong learning and service to the community when you walk across the stage at AGD2024!

As you begin to adapt to your new career, residents and new dentists can claim complimentary malpractice coverage for up to one year through AGD’s Exclusive Benefits provider, Dentist’s Advantage. It’s our gift to you as one of your AGD membership benefits.

On Nov. 12, 2023, Merlin P. Ohmer, DDS, MAGD, took the reins of the AGD presidency during the annual meeting of its House of Delegates. Having served two years in the presidential line as president-elect and vice president, Ohmer is now in a position to continue the work he’s been a part of as well as put his own plans into motion.