Three founders and former owners of West Coast Dental Administrative Services, LLC, which operates a network of dental offices in Southern California, agreed to pay
The ADA continues to endorse community water fluoridation as safe and beneficial to oral health, following a new report from the National Toxicology Program. The
A federal judge in Texas struck down a U.S. Federal Trade Commission rule that would have prevented employers from enforcing most existing noncompete clauses and
The ADA is voicing opposition to a House Republican proposal that would fundamentally restructure the National Institutes of Health, the nation’s largest health research agency.
The ADA Council on Advocacy for Access and Prevention is hosting a virtual town hall Aug. 28 to discuss the ins and outs of Medicaid
Dentists who received funds during the seventh phase of the Provider Relief Fund must submit a report on the use of those funds in the
The American Dental Association is calling for public policy reforms to make it easier for patients to access critical oral health services and dentists to
The ADA expressed concern about a federal proposal that would prohibit credit reporting agencies from including medical debt when running credit checks, according to an
The ADA Forsyth Institute published a new study that has identified a possible contributing factor to the spread of hospital-acquired infections, offering new insights into
The first U.S. standard related to artificial intelligence in dentistry is available for review and comment from the American Dental Association. The purpose of proposed
The American Dental Association sent a letter to state dental society executive directors regarding the American Legislative Exchange Council’s recently proposed model legislation on dental
Electronic cigarette use is common among university students and may lead to negative oral health effects, such as caries and gingivitis, according to a study