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"The primary objectives of the Australian Dental Association are to encourage the improvement of the oral and general health of the public, promote the ethics, art and science of dentistry and support members to provide safe, high quality professional oral care.”
News FeatureQuality in Practice Early Adopters Dental Practice Accreditation Scheme9/2/2010
The ADA in conjunction with QIP invites expressions of interest in participating in the Quality in Practice Early Adopters Accreditation Scheme.
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ADA’S ‘DENTAL CHECK-UP’ ON POLITICAL PARTIES8/13/2010 The major political parties have finally provided some clarity on their proposed dental health policies. The deafening silence has ceased. The Australian Dental Association Inc. (ADA) requested parties respond to the Association’s 10 questions on dental health policy to be collated into an Election Report Card. Dental Health Week 2010: Tooth Erosion 8/2/2010 The Australian Dental Association is pleased to announce the official launch of Dental Health Week for 2010.
In the interest of community development and oral health care awareness, the Australian Dental Association has introduced ‘Tooth Erosion’ as the primary focus of Dental Health Week for 2010. Stop the Rot: Launch of New Oral Health Campaign7/29/2010 National community, dental and health organisations have today launched a national campaign, Stop the Rot, calling on political leaders to make an election commitment for urgent action to address the decaying state of Australia’s dental care system.
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News FeatureFederal Budget Submission 2010-20112/1/2010
The ADA is pleased to present its Pre-Budget Submission to the Federal Government for the 2010-11 financial year. This submission contains a range of recommended budget and policy initiatives for the consideration of Government and provides the context and background that have led to these recommendations.
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News FeatureADA’S ‘DENTAL CHECK-UP’ ON POLITICAL PARTIES8/13/2010
The major political parties have finally provided some clarity on their proposed dental healthpolicies. The deafening silence has ceased. The Australian Dental Association Inc. (ADA) requested parties respond to the Association’s 10 questions on dental health policy to be collated into an Election Report Card.
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DENTAL HEALTH ON THE RADAR – AT LAST
9/3/2010 Finally someone is listening to the pleas for attention to be given to dental health delivery to disadvantaged Australians. The ALP/Greens statement indicating that attention will be given to improve federal funding for dental care is well overdue.
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