PNDC 2025: May 8-10 in Seattle

PNDC 2025 is May 8-10 in Seattle. WSDA members attend for just $348-$485, with affordable pricing for the entire team! Register today to earn 20+ CE credits (featuring Dr. Frank Spear on May 10!), shop the Exhibit Hall and more.
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ComplyBetter: Dental Compliance Solution from WSDA

Available now! Easily stay compliant with HIPAA, OSHA/WISHA, infection control requirements and more with ComplyBetter — the new online, on-demand dental compliance tool from WSDA.
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WSDA News | Issue 1, 2025

Featuring ComplyBetter, WSDA's new online dental compliance service for HIPAA, OSHA/WISHA, infection control and more. Plus, Dr. Linda Edgar reflects on her ADA presidency and other news.
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Washington State Dental Association

The Washington State Dental Association (WSDA) is the voice of dentistry in Washington. With over 4,000 member dentists, WSDA is dedicated to empowering members to advocate for and provide the highest quality oral health care.

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May 14, 2020

May 15 DQAC Meeting Canceled
The DQAC meeting scheduled for Friday, May 15 has been canceled. Please read this message from the Commission explaining the reason for the cancellation.

May 13, 2020

AIDS Education & Training Update
As of June 11, 2020, HIV/AIDS education and training for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, and EFDAs will no longer be required.

May 08, 2020

Update on PMP System Upgrade
The Department of Health went live with an updated version of the Prescription Monitoring Program on May 5.

May 07, 2020

PMP Integration Requirement Delayed
The Washington State Department of Health has issued a nine-month waiver from demonstrating EHR integration with the PMP due to COVID-19.

May 06, 2020

ADA's Call to Action
Yesterday, the ADA launched a campaign to urge Congress to further address dentistry in the next round of COVID-19 relief legislation.

May 04, 2020

Understanding Reopening Dentistry in Washington
Further clarification on dental care that can currently be provided in our state, the date upon which elective care may resume, and whether the Governor’s extended stay-at-home order and “Safe Start” plan announcement impact dentistry.