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Welcome to the ADA National Digital Library

The ADA National Digital Library is a powerful ally in your professional development. Whether you're looking for support to achieve academic success, to accurately apply evidence-based practice, or keep your knowledge current, the National Digital Library is here to connect you with a world of dental knowledge.

The National Digital Library consists of medical databases, eJournalseBooks and multimedia resources.

Want quick access to search all resources?

Go to the National Digital Library Discovery Service

The quickest way to search for subscription and open access electronic resources is from:

ADA National Digital Library Discovery Service

Your One Stop Search Service

 

  1. Once you've clicked on the above link you'll be required to login.
  2. A new window with the ADA sign in screen will appear.
  3. On the sign in screen add your ADA federal membership number and password.
  4. Click Sign in.
  5. If you've forgotten your password or username click on the reset option.

Note: Log in is required to access subscription resources from this site and the Discovery Service.

 

 

 

 

Service Issues

Discover and search

Use the search box below to search all subscription resources and a range of Open Access resources on the National Digital Library Discovery Service

Your search results will appear in a new window. You will be required to log into the Discovery Service before you can view your search results.

Library updates

Popular journals

 

British Dental JournalEvidence Based DentistryJournal of Evidence Based Dental PracticeJournal of the American Dental AssociationInternational Journal of Paediatric Dentistry

 For more journals go to eJournals.

Suggested eBooks

Need help?

 

A range of self-help guides for using databases and searching effectively are available under Search Guides.

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