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Submit candidates for NYSDA鈥檚 2026 President-Elect, Vice President, and Speaker of the House by March 7, 2026.
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To Everyone, A Dental Home 

Dental caregivers to members of the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish sect should view their encounters as an opportunity to broaden patients鈥� understanding of healthcare and illness prevention, areas of knowledge often lacking in this population and possibly impeding their establishing a dental home. But are dentists up to the task? Survey of downstate pediatric dentists and residents uncovered significant variations in how practitioners responded to and interacted with their ultra-orthodox patients.

Read more in the November Journal, available online .