Thank you for supporting the WDA Foundation’s mission of improving oral health

The Wisconsin Dental Association Foundation is beginning its next decade of improving oral health in the state and you are helping us continue our progress. To date, nearly 1,200 WDA members have chosen to support the work of the Wisconsin Dental Association Foundation when they renewed their professional membership for 2018. Your investment in the… Continue Reading Thank you for supporting the WDA Foundation’s mission of improving oral health

Sheboygan County Dental Society and WDA present Dr. Harald Heymann – Registration now open!

The Sheboygan County Dental Society and Wisconsin Dental Association are co-hosting the 2018 annual continuing education and networking social event on Nov. 8 at the Blue Harbor Resort and Conference Center in Sheboygan, Wis. We are excited to welcome Dr. Harald Heymann as our CE speaker. He will present, “Conservative Adhesive and Esthetic Dentistry:  Proven… Continue Reading Sheboygan County Dental Society and WDA present Dr. Harald Heymann – Registration now open!

Leadership nominations due April 2 and June 1

Dentists may nominate colleagues or themselves for the positions of WDA president-elect, vice president, editor and speaker of the house. Each serves for one year and the speaker’s term can be renewed indefinitely. The editor serves a four-year term. Open Board of Trustee seats available include: Northwest Region 1, Northeast Region 2, Greater Milwaukee Region… Continue Reading Leadership nominations due April 2 and June 1

How to testify when supporting a legislative bill

The Wisconsin Dental Association has advocated for several bills lately, and we expect to oppose another bill soon. Since providing public testimony is an important part of what I do as your WDA president, I would like to share a few tips in the event that you are asked to provide testimony. Assembly and Senate committees… Continue Reading How to testify when supporting a legislative bill

Three easy steps to continue seeing WDA in your Facebook news feed

Facebook made a change in 2018 to help users connect with the people they care about, such as family and friends. There will be fewer posts from brands, pages and media companies and more from people in your news feed. This change will cause posts from pages like the Wisconsin Dental Association to show up… Continue Reading Three easy steps to continue seeing WDA in your Facebook news feed

3 simple ways to secure your information in 2018

It’s official. My new year’s resolution is to help as many people as possible secure and protect their critical personal and business information. We’ll focus on three simple steps anyone can take to protect themselves and their business. Use a secure password manager software The first thing I recommend doing is using a dedicated password manager… Continue Reading 3 simple ways to secure your information in 2018

Tips for eliminating sexual harassment in the workplace

Prevention is the best tool to eliminate sexual harassment in the workplace. The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) encourages employers to take certain steps necessary to prevent and correct workplace harassment. What is Sexual Harassment? Sexual harassment is a form of unlawful sex discrimination that can occur in a variety of circumstances. Unwelcome sexual… Continue Reading Tips for eliminating sexual harassment in the workplace

Donate to WDA Mission of Mercy through YouCaring.com

Every donation, regardless of amount, makes a positive impact on those in need of oral care. Whether you plan to join the more than 1,000 volunteers during the clinic or just want to show your support, please check out the Mission of Mercy page at www.youcaring.com/wdamissionofmercymilwaukee and make a donation in any amount that fits your budget. Continue Reading Donate to WDA Mission of Mercy through YouCaring.com

Employer responsibilities and OSHA

As the New Year begins, it is always good to review. The following list is a summary of the most important employer responsibilities related to the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970: Provide a workplace free from serious recognized hazards and comply with standards, rules and regulations issued under OSHA. Examine workplace conditions to… Continue Reading Employer responsibilities and OSHA