When the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services released the 2025-2030 Dietary Guidelines for Americans in January, the updated recommendations
The ADA and three partner organizations are urging Congress to strengthen federal support for oral health programs and restore senior-level dental leadership within the U.S.
Maryland’s Insurance Administration has fined health insurance company Cigna $80,000 and ordered the insurer to immediately stop its automatic downcoding of evaluation and management, or E/M claims,
Community water fluoridation is effective at preventing caries and dentists should advise policymakers and their patients not to abandon the practice, according to the cover
The latest recommendations to be released from the American Dental Association’s living guideline on early oral cancer detection reiterate the importance of clinical exams while
CyraCom, which has been endorsed for nine years by ADA Member Advantage to provide interpretation and translation services for dental offices, is now part of
Dental insurance issues are often rated as one of dentists’ biggest challenges. In response to an ADA Health Policy Institute poll in late 2025, more
A recent news report described financial challenges faced by patients who had prepaid for treatment before their dentist unexpectedly died. The ADA News spoke with
Updated patient health history forms from the American Dental Association include a new screening question related to mental health and the addition of GLP-1 receptor
ADA President Richard Rosato, D.M.D., delivers opening remarks at this year’s ADA Dentist and Student Lobby Day. Protecting the federal oral health infrastructure. Improving the
The Organized Dentistry Coalition, led by the ADA, is urging the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to not prohibit adult dental coverage as an
The ADA joined a coalition of health organizations in urging Congress to provide $310 million for tobacco prevention and cessation programs at the Centers for