2021 is a licensure renewal year for Wisconsin dentists and dental hygienists

The State of Wisconsin requires dentists and dental hygienists to renew their licenses by Sept. 30 of odd-numbered years. The Dentistry Examining Board expects licensees to complete a licensure renewal form and attest that they have completed the required hours of continuing education and have current certificates of proficiency in both cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and… Continue Reading 2021 is a licensure renewal year for Wisconsin dentists and dental hygienists

WDA Equipment Solutions at work: Bionica Dental Wellness in Delafield

When Dr. Udoka Holinbeck decided to open her own practice in the fall of 2018, she leased a completely bare office suite, hired a contractor and started working with one of the “big three” equipment supply companies. A few weeks into the project, she knew she had to make a change. “Working with the big… Continue Reading WDA Equipment Solutions at work: Bionica Dental Wellness in Delafield

Member spotlight: Dr. Cate Brumm (Madison)

Editorial Advisory Board member since 2017 1.   Who/what has inspired you in your career? My best friend’s dad was my childhood dentist. He’s been a phenomenal inspiration and mentor. Also, my favorite dental school faculty member, Dr. Rajaram Gopalakrishnan, for his amazing advice. 2.    What has been the greatest challenge in your career? Student loan… Continue Reading Member spotlight: Dr. Cate Brumm (Madison)

Low-income, disabled adults receive $437,000 in charitable oral care through WDA Foundation’s Donated Dental Services

WEST ALLIS, Wis. – Dentists volunteering through the Wisconsin Dental Association Foundation’s Donated Dental Services (DDS) program provided $437,918 in charitable dental care to 85 adults in the state who are disabled, low-income, elderly and uninsured between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021. Dental laboratories in Wisconsin also played a significant role in these efforts by contributing an additional $15,639 in materials and services of their own. Continue Reading Low-income, disabled adults receive $437,000 in charitable oral care through WDA Foundation’s Donated Dental Services