Christopher C. Babcock, MD, is a dental surgeon who practices at Louisville Oral Surgery and Dental Implants, Louisville, Kentucky. He obtained his doctor of medicine degree at the University of Louisville, Kentucky, in 2000. Besides dentistry, Christopher C. Babcock, MD, also works in finance and is a licensed health and life insurance broker. Dr. Chris Babcock also is a member of professional organizations such as the Kentucky Dental Association and the American Dental Association.
Established in New York in 1859, the American Dental Association, ADA, is the oldest dental society. Today, it remains at the forefront of dental medicine as a reliable source of oral health information for dentists and patients. As a professional association, the ADA ensures that dentists remain committed to providing excellent oral healthcare to patients. The ADA also ensures that the integrity of dentistry as a profession is protected and the ethics of the profession is upheld.
The association established a health foundation in 1964 to fund research grants and education on dental care. Also, in 1934, the association partnered with the American Public Health Service of the United States to provide dental examinations for about 1.5 million children across 26 American states. Today the association has over 140,000 members, who continue to promote quality oral health care.
Established in New York in 1859, the American Dental Association, ADA, is the oldest dental society. Today, it remains at the forefront of dental medicine as a reliable source of oral health information for dentists and patients. As a professional association, the ADA ensures that dentists remain committed to providing excellent oral healthcare to patients. The ADA also ensures that the integrity of dentistry as a profession is protected and the ethics of the profession is upheld.
The association established a health foundation in 1964 to fund research grants and education on dental care. Also, in 1934, the association partnered with the American Public Health Service of the United States to provide dental examinations for about 1.5 million children across 26 American states. Today the association has over 140,000 members, who continue to promote quality oral health care.
