Dental School Snapshots: March
The U.S. boasts more than 70 accredited dental schools, all charged with educating the next generation of dentists. This series from the ADA News highlights
The U.S. boasts more than 70 accredited dental schools, all charged with educating the next generation of dentists. This series from the ADA News highlights
The topic of community water fluoridation has gained significant traction over the past few years — and not because of the long-held acknowledgement of its

The ADA is signing onto a March 26 coalition letter requesting that Congress support dental and oral health-related programs in Fiscal Year 2026. The coalition

In response to recent reports of impending reorganization within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, the ADA has mobilized a coalition of 27
Dental spending on administrative processes increased in 2023, as dental providers and staff handled a higher volume of both manual and electronic tasks that cost

The potential consequences of eliminating the adult Medicaid dental benefit are highlighted in a research brief the ADA Health Policy Institute released March 21. Several
In this digital age, most dentists have received online reviews, but they may not know how best to respond to them or even if they

The ADA and 66 other organizations are urging Congress to pass legislation dedicated to preventing suicide and reducing occupational burnout, mental health conditions and stress

A bill was reintroduced in both the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives that would allow medical and dental students to defer payments on federal
A symposium hosted by the American Dental Association in June will explore the relationship between oral health and overall health and show how dental professionals

Members of the ADA Institute for Diversity in Leadership class of 2023-24 celebrate their graduation on Dec. 6, 2024, in Chicago. The ADA is decentralizing
The ADA, alongside more than 70 organizations, is urging congressional leaders to protect and preserve the Medicaid program. The Association joined a letter led by FamiliesUSA,