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California Dental Association membership includes benefits to simplify dental practice operations.
Home Dental Plan Support Through membership, access specialized expertise and resources to make informed decisions and work productively with dental plans....
The California Dental Association supports new dentists in California with networking and professional development resources.
Home Expert Guidance As a benefit of membership, access one-to-one guidance on employment issues and staffing, working with dental plans,...
The California Dental Association publishes *CDA Journal*, an open-access, peer-reviewed journal that advances oral health through evidence-based research.
California’s kindergarten dental checkup requirement (AB 1433) helps ensure children have access to dental care, supporting their health and learning.
Dentists in California will need to comply with new and amended employment laws in 2027, including expanded bereavement leave rights and prohibition of certain types and use of workplace surveillance.
CDA Career Center connects dental professionals to job seekers
The California Dental Association lists open job positions for career opportunities.
Home Employment & Staffing Support Through membership, access specialized expertise and resources to manage complex employment regs, staffing needs and...
CDA House of Delegates materials.
The California Dental Association and its affiliates serve organized dentistry under the direction of members and policyholders, with governing bodies led by association members.
The California Dental Association represents 25,000 dentists in California, advocating for better oral health care across the state.
The California Dental Association offers advertising opportunities in its publications and at dental conventions, including *CDA Presents*.
CDA advocates tirelessly for California’s dentists, working at the state and federal levels for policies that will protect and maintain oral health, patient care and dental practices.
Staffing shortages for registered dental hygienists and dental assistants in California limit access to dental care.
