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- NJ Dentists Urge It’s Safe to Visit Them Now and Necessary, NJ1015.com
- Lessons From An Earlier Pandemic Should Not be Ignored, NJ.com
- Dentists, Dental Hygienists, We Need You to Volunteer as COVID-19 Responders, NJ.com
- RSDM Leads Landmark Study of Opioid Alternative, WHYY
- Netflix’s decision to pull root canal documentary a win for science and facts, The Philadelphia Inquirer
- The Debate on Water Fluoridation in New Jersey Continues, NJTV
- Making the Case for Fluoridated Water, Medical Xpress
- The Scourge of "Wine Teeth" Explained, Vox.com
- Rutgers unveils $16M oral biology center, Bridgewater Courier News
- Big Changes Proposed for Dental Licensure, Medscape
- 'Predatory Bacteria' Might Be Enlisted In Defense Against Antibiotic Resistance, NPR
- Op-ed: For some dentists, prescribing opiods reflexively is a bad habit, NJ Spotlight
- Rutgers grad can tell a child was abused — by looking at his teeth, NJ 101.5
- Op-ed: Would ‘TrumpCare’ be bad for New Jersey's teeth? NJ Spotlight
- Why don’t we treat our teeth as if they are part of our overall health? The Washington Post
- Rutgers clinics take a bite out of dental costs in South Jersey, Press of Atlantic City
- Is it Better to Brush or Floss First? Dr. Oz the Good Life.com
- A New Era for Adult Braces, Asbury Park Press
- George McLaughlin: Rutgers Alum Fought for Civil Rights, MyCentralJersey
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- New Jerseyans Going Without the Benefits of Fluoride, The Star-Ledger, Guest Column by Dean Cecile A. Feldman
- Using Bacteria to Fight Drug Resistant Diseases, NJTV News
- Antibacterial Alternatives Rev Up Bacterial Arms Race, Nature
- Morristown Grad Honored for Dentistry Work, The Daily Record
- Why Are These 107 Dancing Rutgers Dentists-to-Be So Happy? NJ.com
- Periodontist Seeks Cause of Loose Teeth in Some Black Youths, The Philadelphia Inquirer
- Rutgers Grad a ‘Major’ Success in Politics, Dentistry in His Native Bahamas, Big Ten News, LiveBig
- Dental School Researcher Receives NIH Funding, mycentraljersey.com
- Dentistry's Defense of Flossing Continues, Dentistry Today
- Study: Rare Gum Disease Prevalent in Black Children, Chicago Crusader
From The Dean's Desk
2020
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