The ADA is signing onto a coalition letter supporting legislation that would allow certain full-time dental faculty members to exclude the amount of their loan
The ADA is joining a coalition calling on Congress to reject a proposed budget resolution that would likely impose significant cuts to the Medicaid program.
The Virginia delegation attends the eighth annual ADA Dentist and Student Lobby Day in Washington, D.C. The eighth annual ADA Dentist and Student Lobby Day
Lands’ End Outfitters, which has been endorsed by ADA Member Advantage as a recommended provider of logoed practice apparel for the dental team since 2005,
Dental assistants now have a pathway to become oral preventive assistants in Arizona after Gov. Katie Hobbs signed Senate Bill 1124 into law. Oral
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s entire Division of Oral Health was eliminated April 1, amid the Trump administration’s efforts to majorly restructure federal
The ADA is pushing for the exemption of medical and dental supplies, equipment and devices from tariffs due to concerns about rising costs and supply
The ADA Health Policy Institute’s latest poll showed a sharp decline in dentists’ economic confidence when looking ahead to the next six months. Since HPI
Elevate took place March 28-30 in Washington, D.C. Innovate. Lead. Succeed. These are the actions that Elevate, a leadership conference hosted by the ADA in
“Three Things You Missed in Government This Week” is designed to offer a way to stay informed on the topics of the week. These brief
The ADA is emphasizing the need for regulatory alignment with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, scalability for small providers and the importance of
Utah became the first state to place a complete ban on community water fluoridation. Gov. Spencer Cox signed House Bill 81 into law March
