ADA leaders are urging lawmakers to reauthorize and invest in federal dental workforce programs, citing their critical role in expanding access to oral health care
The ADA is requesting changes to the National Council of Insurance Legislators’, or NCOIL’s, model act on dental loss ratio, citing recent updates to its
Connecticut is defending community water fluoridation, standing in contrast to several states that have recently moved to ban the practice. Gov. Ned Lamont signed legislation
A bridge on Highway 1431 over Cow Creek in the Texas Hill Country is destroyed by floodwaters. Photo courtesy of Texas Department of Transportation on
The American Dental Association sent an Advocacy Update to members July 10 on the implications of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, H.R.
ADA leaders are emphasizing the evidence-based effectiveness and safety of fluoride supplements in comments submitted July 11 to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
MetLife has agreed to change its recoupment policy after the American Dental Association sent a letter in April seeking clarification of its practices. The ADA
The American Dental Association has released its latest edition of “Fluoridation Facts” to help combat fluoride misinformation. The free e-book highlights 80 years of research
Goiter is a funny word and a funny name for a not-so-funny disease. In the 1920s, goiter was a lethal disease that plagued 30%-60% of
As many of you know, community water fluoridation has been front and center in the news (“ADA leaders: Continue covering preventive services, fluoride,” June ADA
Both in-office and home tooth bleaching may maintain the color of treated white-spot lesions over time, according to a study published in the July issue
The Council for Affordable Quality Healthcare, the health care industry alliance better known as CAQH, is calling for dental providers to participate in the 2025
