Member Alert: NJDOBI Guidance on COVID-19 Vaccine Coverage

The state of New Jersey has reaffirmed that, regardless of federal actions, carriers in New Jersey are expected to cover COVID-19 vaccines and administration without cost-sharing for the 2025–2026 respiratory season.

Renewal Process for GA & PCS Permit Holders: Inspections

This article provides clarification for dentists renewing their General Anesthesia (GA) or Parenteral Conscious Sedation (PCS) permits and if they are automatically required to undergo a new office inspection.

Dr. Ira Rosen Recognized By Middlesex County Dental Society

2025 NJDA Member Recognition Awards: Each month we highlight a different recipient to publicly thank them and share their story with all NJDA members.

Burnout is Costing Dental Practices More Than You Think

This article brought to you by NJDA's PERK Provider, GoTu, goes into detail about burnout in the dental industry. Learn about why burnout happens and what you can do to support yourself and others throughout your career.

Fully Harnessing Technology to Advance Dental Practice Efficiency | Dental Technologies

This brief article provided to you by NJDA PERK Provider Dental Technologies explores how dental practices can use modern technology to improve efficiency and patient care.

NJDA Leadership Tour Kicks Off September 9

NJDA leaders will visit all 12 New Jersey local dental societies between September 2025 and April 2026.

NJDA’s Workforce Lead Directory Bridges the Gap in Dental Hiring—and It's Already Delivering Results

The Supply Ordering Mistakes Costing Your Practice Thousands

This Torch Dental article highlights the paper’s findings and offers actionable steps to save money, reduce burnout, and improve efficiency by modernizing how your practice orders supplies.

Dr. John Feeney Recognized By Monmouth-Ocean County Dental Society

2025 NJDA Member Recognition Awards: Each month we highlight a different recipient to publicly thank them and share their story with all NJDA members.

Depression Awareness and Response in the Dental Practice

Dentists and their teams are in a unique position to observe patients regularly and can be the first to notice the signs of mental distress. It’s crucial for dental offices to prioritize awareness and training, establish robust assessment protocols, foster a supportive environment and know how to provide appropriate assistance.