
Tobacco control ‘cuts cannot be reconciled’
The ADA signed onto a coalition letter led by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids that shares concerns about the impact of recent federal workforce reductions

The ADA signed onto a coalition letter led by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids that shares concerns about the impact of recent federal workforce reductions
Dental assistants in Iowa will no longer need to register with the state dental board, thanks to a new law that removes the registration requirement

Dentists and their teams will learn how to communicate the importance of children’s airway health to families and caregivers during From Knowledge to Action: A
The ADA issued a Grassroots Alert on May 16, urging members to contact their representatives in Congress to oppose a provision in the House Ways

Florida became the second state to ban community water fluoridation after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation May 15 that prevents local governments from adding fluoride

The American Dental Association is aware of dental benefit carriers reducing, or “offsetting,” payments owed to dentists to recoup overpayments made to other dentists. This

The ADA and University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine have collaborated to establish the ADA Living Guideline Program, the first and only known living

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced May 13 that it plans to remove prescription fluoride supplements from the market once a safety review is

The ADA commented on Medicaid provisions in the budget reconciliation legislation, including underscoring the importance of preserving adult dental benefits and recommending maintaining continuity of

The ADA held a virtual congressional briefing to showcase new data and policy insights surrounding dental coverage in Medicaid and Medicare Advantage. The briefing,
The ADA has joined the Partnership for Medicaid in expressing concern with potential Medicaid cuts in the upcoming budget reconciliation bill. The Partnership for

The ADA and nine other dental organizations are urging Congress to reject the administration’s fiscal year 2026 budget proposal for the Department of Health and