Dr. Ruma Simhan, Past President of the NC Dental Society Foundation shares the Foundation's disaster relief efforts supporting Western NC in the wake of Hurricane Helene.
Dr. Roslyn Crisp, President of the North Carolina Dental Society, and Dr. Ali Shazib, Dean of High Point University Workman School of Dentistry, advocate for the continued use of community water fluoridation systems to promote optimal oral health and cavity prevention.
The NC Dental Society continues fight for fluoridated community water systems. Dr. Roslyn Crisp (Burlington), current President of the NC Dental Society highlights the importance of fluoride for children and adults to prevent tooth decay.
Dr. Amanda Stroud, past- President of the NC Dental Society Foundation and Ms. Sharon D' Costa highlight the NCDS's Foundation efforts to reduce access to care for underserved communities and how the Foundation is supporting dental assistting and hygiene students.
Dr. Amanda Stroud highlights the work of the NC Dental Society Foundation's work to reduce barriers to access to dental care for underserved communities.
The NC Dental Society continues its fight in support of community water fluoridation, advocating that fluoride is safe and effective and a scientifically proven method to prevent tooth decay. NCDS President, Dr. Roslyn Crisp affirms fluoride benefits both children and adults, helping to reduce health disparities for those without regular access to dental care.
The North Carolina Dental Society Foundation's disaster relief fund aims to provide emergency assistance, to support NC dentists in the wake of Hurricane Helene,
The North Carolina Dental Society Foundation Missions of Mercy (MOM) Program will serve the residents of Western NC, offering free dental services to adults.
Dr. Miranda Kalaskey (Raleigh) offers helpful advice for cavity prevention and encourages parents to re-enforce healthy eating habits for their children.
Dr. Elaine Vowell warns snacking on candy throughout the day is worse than consuming it in one sitting. Dentists advise its best to eat sugar or dessert with a meal and to not allow sugar to sit on teeth.
Dr. Roslyn Crisp (President-Elect of the NCDS) and Dr, Curtis Newsome addressed the Class of 2026 and provided encouraging words about being future leaders in the profession.
Dr. Frank Courts, chair of the North Carolina Dental Society Council on Oral Health and Prevention describes the effect of Medicaid expansion on North Carolina dentists.