The ADA urged the Environmental Protection Agency to strengthen the protocols it intends to follow in its accelerated review of potential health effects of fluoride in drinking water, according
The ADA Foundation has launched a new grant program to support state dental associations and their affiliated foundations as they assist dentists impacted by natural
The ADA is urging lawmakers to bolster scientific oversight of potential federal fluoride regulations in a statement submitted for the record at a Feb. 24
Dr. Emmett Bolden, a 1923 graduate of the Howard University College of Dentistry and a dentist in Grand Rapids, fought segregation and helped advance civil
The American Dental Association has contacted and received clarification from Principal dental insurance after dentists received a notice stating the company is now requesting additional
The ADA submitted a response to the Department of Health and Human Services’ request for information on artificial intelligence adoption in clinical care. The Association
Three new standards are available for review and comment from the American Dental Association’s Standards Program by March 22. • Proposed ANSI/ADA Standard No. 216,
The American Dental Association is calling on subject matter experts in dental imaging and informatics to participate in a special information gathering session. The session,
Participants gather for the Academy for Advancing Leadership’s 2025 Institute for Teaching and Learning. Photo courtesy of Academy for Advancing Leadership. Several full-tuition scholarships are
The Indian Health Service announced Feb. 9 it will stop using dental amalgam in its facilities by 2027, according to a U.S. Department of Health
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services implemented a new online process allowing health care providers to submit complaints about Medicare Advantage plans directly to
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is proposing to reverse course on a previous CMS policy released in 2024 pertaining to the Affordable Care
