We’re celebrating Dentistry Today’s 40th anniversary by interviewing 40 of the profession’s top leaders. Today we’re speaking with Dr. Wenyuan Shi, CEO and chief scientific officer of the Forsyth Institute, about the role his organization has played in pioneering oral health research, its community outreach efforts, and how it facilitates innovation by partnering with key entrepreneurs.

We’re interviewing 40 of the profession’s most influential leaders as part of Dentistry Today’s 40th anniversary. Today, we’re speaking with Dr. Raymond A. Cohlmia, dean of the Oklahoma University College of Dentistry and, starting in October, executive director of the American Dental Association. Dr. Cohlmia shares his thoughts about the ADA’s role in shaping clinical practice and public policy, the lessons learned during the pandemic, technology and dental education, and more.

It’s Dentistry Today’s 40th anniversary, and we’re interviewing 40 of the profession’s most influential leaders. Today, we’re speaking with Dr. Alan S. Law, president of the American Association of Endodontists (AAE). Our conversation covers how the specialty has evolved over the course of the past four decades, the role of technology and research, the potential for vital pulp therapy to save teeth, and public awareness of the importance of oral health.

It’s Dentistry Today’s 40th anniversary, and we’re interviewing 40 of the profession’s most influential leaders. Today we’re speaking with Dr. Mary Jane Hanlon, president of the Massachusetts Dental Society and associate dean for clinical affairs at the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. During our conversation, we discuss how organized dentistry can shape public policy, its role in educating clinicians during the pandemic, changes in dental education, and more.

It’s Dentistry Today‘s 40th anniversary, and we’re interviewing 40 of the profession’s most influential leaders. Today we’re speaking with Dr. Manor Haas, one of our most popular and prolific authors. A specialist in private practice in endodontics and microsurgery, Dr. Haas also is a lecturer and clinical instructor with the University of Toronto Faculty of Dentistry Department of Graduate and Undergraduate Endodontics. He provides direct patient care and specialized training in pediatric training at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children.

In this episode, Dr. Haas discusses how dentistry and endodontics have evolved over the past 40 years, key technologies that have emerged, and what is next for the profession.

It’s Dentistry Today‘s 40th anniversary this year, and we’re interviewing 40 of the profession’s most influential leaders. In this episode, we’re speaking with Dr. Gregori Kurtzman, a dentist in general practice, a former professor at the University of Maryland, and one of Dentistry Today‘s most popular and prolific contributors. During our discussion, he shares his expertise in restorative dentistry, endodontics, implant surgery, prosthetics, and more.

It’s Dentistry Today‘s 40^th anniversary this year, and we’re interviewing 40 of the profession’s most influential clinicians. Today we’re speaking with Dr. L. Stephen Buchanan, an endodontist in private practice and an assistant clinical professor in endodontics at the University of Southern California and UCLA. He also is one of Dentistry Today’s Leaders in Continuing Education as well as one of our most popular and prolific contributors.

It’s Dentistry Today‘s 40^th anniversary, and we’re celebrating by interviewing the profession’s most influential clinicians. Today we’re speaking with Dr. Rella Christensen, cofounder of Clinical Research Associates and the team leader of TRAC Research, about the biggest innovations she has seen, the potential of regenerative dentistry, the role of continuing education, and more.