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Less Than A Month Away!
We are now less than a month away from the start of our two-day convention in Bridgewater… now is the time to pick your CE courses and make your plans to be part of this exciting gathering of the NJ dental community!
RSVP By May 1st
The NDJA Celebration on May 16 is going to be huge! We are taking over the entire 7th floor of the AC Hotel including three bars, outside patio, pool table, DJ and dance floor!
New Jersey Dental Foundation
Take a moment to learn more about NJDA's brand new initiative to help the public learn more and gain access to oral healthcare! Read the mission statement, governance, structure and more.
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Helping Members Succeed
The New Jersey Dental Association is the voice of the dental profession and a strong proponent of oral health in the state. Members are part of a vibrant community of dentists encompassing 12 local dental societies as well as the American Dental Association. Members engage in educational programs, have access to dentist-centric relationships and tools to navigate the business of dentistry and their careers, as well as benefit from dedicated advocacy that protects the interests of the profession. The organization is run by member-dentists with the support of a team of professionals at NJDA Headquarters. NJDA members never practice alone!
UPCOMING EVENTS
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DENTAL NEWS AND NOTES
Colgate Webinar
Managing Infectious Diseases in the Dental Office
May 6th @4:00PM
May 6th @4:00PM
Managing Infectious Diseases in the Dental Office
MAY 6 | 4:00PM | 1 CEURegister Here
Infection Control practices are the key elements in managing infectious diseases in the dental office.
The prevention of the spread of diseases from staff to patients, from patients to staff and from patient to patient or staff member to staff member is why each and every infection prevention protocol, procedure and intervention is important and must be carried out in detail without short cutting the steps that break the chain of infection.
Participants will learn:
How 4 elements of infection control practices prevent the transmission of unique types of pathogens
What practices in routine dentistry can enhance the safety of patients and staff?
Are there elements of infection control which may need attention in my practice?
QUICK LINKS
Contact Us
Phone: 732-821-9400 or dial the Staff Directly
Fax: 732-821-1082 | Email: info@njda.org | Follow us @NJDentalAssoc
One Dental Plaza, North Brunswick, NJ 08902
