Dr. Eric Sadler and Dr. Malik Johnson (Greensboro) speak with WFMY News and share how they are working to improve diversity in the dental profession.

Dr. LaJoi Wiggins (Charlotte) sheds light on the warning signs of tooth decay in children and recommends a healthy diet for a healthy smile.

North Carolina dentists develop a three-year NC Dental Opioid Action plan to combat the opioid crisis. The action plan includes recommendations from the American Dental Association.

Representatives from the North Carolina Dental Society help develop a three-year NC Dental Opioid Action Plan to combat the opioid crisis. The action plan includes recommendations and strategies from the American Dental Association.

Pediatric dentist, Dr. Martha Ann Keels (Durham) recommends a healthy diet and proper brushing and flossing habits to help prevent cavities. She warns parents to avoid giving children sugary and chewy snacks that cause cavities in molars and between teeth.

Representatives from the North Carolina Dental Society help develop plan to help dentists combat the opioid misuse among teens and young adults.

First Health Dental Care receives the 2022 Dental Public Health Award from The North Carolina Dental Society Foundation. The award honors First Health's dental team for its efforts to provide dental services to children.

Greensboro News and Record shares the North Carolina Dental Society's tips to avoid enamel erosion caused by acidic beverages.

The North Carolina Dental Society Foundation awards the Community Care Clinic of Rowan County and First Health of the Carolinas with dental public health awards.

Pediatric dentist, Dr. Rebecca Andrews warns parents that increased sugar consumption leads to tooth decay. She recommends brushing twice a day, flossing, and drinking water throughout the day to avoid cavities during Halloween season.