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Give Kids A Smile NYC 2020

GKAS NYC is an award-winning initiative providing FREE educational and preventive dental services to children from low-income families.

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Beyond the Mouth Podcast

Welcome to the ADA practice podcast, Beyond the Mouth, where we won't talk about clinical dentistry, but everything else is fair game.

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Welcome to the New York County Dental Society

Founded in 1860, the New York County Dental Society represents one of the largest groups of dentists in the United States. With more than 2,000 members practicing in Manhattan, New York County Dental Society members have made a special commitment to uphold its ethical code and practice standards, as well as those of New York State and the American Dental Association. It is an invaluable advocacy and education resource that protects its members and the public.

We encourage you to explore this site and take advantage of the information, activities, and services the New York County Dental Society offers its members and the general public.

Amalgam Separator Filing Requirement

ALL applicable dental practices are required to submit the new reporting form –even if you installed an amalgam separator prior to June 2018 and submitted the previous form-- as there are NEW compliance requirements
If you haven’t filed the “new” form do so NOW using the links below, regardless of when your amalgam separator was installed and keep a copy of the completed form.
Keep a record of the maintenance performed on your amalgam separator.
Random Inspections by NYC DEP Taking Place

Compliance Report for Dental Office Amalgam Separator Installation

Changes to Article 175

Article 175 was re-enacted recently and the New York City Department of Health (DOH) provided NYCDS with a "fact sheet" which describes some, but not all, of the regulatory changes that affect dental X-ray registrants. Article 175 Dental Xray fact sheet_Fina

Give Kids A Smile NYC 2020
Event date: Friday, February 7, 2020

Give Kids A Smile NYC is an award-winning volunteer event providing FREE educational and preventive dental services to children in underserved communities.

This year, volunteer dentists will provide cavity-preventing fluoride varnish, dental screenings, and oral hygiene education to approximately 1,400 children in East Harlem. Dental team members and dental students will provide much needed assistance as volunteers too!
Experience the joy for yourself – sign up today!