The 2025 Roland Bryant Cup competition between students of The University of Sydney (USYD) and Charles Sturt University (CSU) unfolded in a dramatic, very emotional and almost unbelievable way on
An inspiring afternoon at ADA NSW has been held welcoming University of Sydney’s DMD4 students for the Kickstart Your Career event on Wednesday 21 May. ADA NSW President Dr Dominic
The ADA NSW leadership team and members have been advocating to advance dentistry leading up to the Federal Election in May. These efforts have been integral in highlighting oral health
A ribbon cutting ceremony signalled the opening of the ADA NSW Digital Training Centre (DTC) at a special launch event at ADA NSW offices held on 13 May, marking a
D2L, a global learning technology company, has been chosen by the Australian Dental Association New South Wales Branch (ADA NSW) to support member growth by providing an enhanced learning experience with
The Pharmaceutical Services Unit (PSU) manage the safe and regulated use of medicines and poisons in NSW by administering the Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act and Regulation. The below information
Shellharbour-based member dentist Dr Mohit Tolani has been honoured for his exemplary service to his local community at the 2025Â Shellharbour Community & Australia Day Awards. The annual awards recognise those
A retired Endodontist who has practised and taught for more than half a century has been made a Member of the Order of Australia. Armidale-based dentist and member Dr Alexander
Three years on from the recommendations from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety (RCACQS), the Australian Dental Association NSW Branch (ADA NSW) is calling on the government
As the NSW school year kicks off on 30 January, with around 1.3 million students also returning to the daily routine of filling school lunchboxes, the ADA NSW has some
With cost-of-living pressures still a concern for many, the Australian Dental Association NSW (ADA NSW) is urging NSW patients with most private health insurance (PHI) dental benefits having a “use
With a staggering over 23,000 people on the regional, rural and remote public dental waitlist [1]in NSW, and private practices already struggling to find enough dentists to treat patients, the
The Australian Dental Association New South Wales (ADA NSW) is honouring its highly valued members and highlighting the crucial role dentistry plays in healthcare as it celebrates its 95th anniversary.
The Australian Dental Association of NSW (ADA NSW) today announces the appointment of a new CEO. Starting formally on 17 July, Jae Redden holds experience both in professional membership-based organisations
The recipients of the prestigious 2023 Australian Dental Association New South Wales (ADA NSW) and BOQ Specialist Recent Graduate Grant, which contributes significantly to the professional development of young dentists,
With new figures showing potentially preventable hospitalisations for dental conditions in Australia have rocketed past 80,000 a year – soaring particularly among young children – dentists say better promotion of
ADA NSW President Dr Dominic Aouad has been interviewed about the importance of dentistry and oral health on the 2GB Sydney Weekends program with presenter Bill Woods.
ADA NSW President Dr Dominic Aouad delves into recent claims linking dentists to inflation in a recent interview which aired last week on 2GB Sydney Drive with Chris O’Keefe.
Water fluoridation has become one of ADA NSW’s top three advocacy priorities since it came to the attention of our Advocacy Committee that some rural communities have had their water fluoridation disrupted or ceased, sometimes for prolonged periods without notice to the community.
ADA NSW was recently informed that Mid-Western Regional Council’s Mudgee water fluoridation plant ceased dosing in June 2020. This means that the community water supply covering Mudgee has not been fluoridated since that time.
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