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 Welcome to WCDS Upcoming EventsHere you will find what you need to know about speakers, continuing education, exhibits, governance, travel and so much more. Advance reservations are necessary for all meetings/events. Please contact our office for more information at (503) 848-5605, or contact@wacountydental.org. Upcoming Events to Watch For:Due to COVID-19, all events have been postponed. Check here for updates 
Patient Resources Oral Health Education Commited to Dental EducationThis site is dedicated to helping our approximately 300 member dentists in the Washington County area stay abreast of the latest news and technology in the dental field with continuing education courses and events. Our site also offers dental education for the public, including a link to the ODA website for selecting a dentist that's right for you and the ADA website for additional dental information. 
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