
Education Department moves to end SAVE under legal settlement
The U.S. Department of Education announced it has reached a proposed legal settlement that would formally end the Saving on Valuable Education, or SAVE, income-driven

The U.S. Department of Education announced it has reached a proposed legal settlement that would formally end the Saving on Valuable Education, or SAVE, income-driven

A broad coalition of national health care organizations, including the ADA, sent a joint letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.,
A new collaboration between the American Dental Association and Academy for Sports Dentistry aims to enhance the visibility of sports dentistry within the broader dental

While inferior alveolar nerve block anesthesia does not appear to affect objective measures of speech and voice quality, patients may report difficulty speaking because of

The AI/AN Health Partners, a coalition that includes the ADA and is committed to improving health outcomes for American Indian and Alaska Native, or AI/AN,

The ADA, American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Dental Education Association, and American Association for Dental, Oral and Craniofacial Research submitted a joint letter urging

ADA Trustee Randall Markarian, D.M.D., attended NCOIL’s Health Committee meeting to provide input from the dental community. The National Council of Insurance Legislators, or NCOIL,

Dr. Crum With the launch of the latest CDT Code just around the corner, the American Dental Association hopes to help dentists avoid common coding
With the release of the ADA’s new edition of “Fluoridation Facts,” readers can learn the answers to hundreds of frequently asked questions about community water

A coalition of 26 national organizations representing dentists, dental specialists and the broader health and oral health community, led by the ADA, is urging the

“Our results cast doubt on the assertion that exposure to recommended levels of fluoride reduce academic achievement or cognitive functioning” A newly published national study of

The ADA outlined its priorities for addressing cost drivers and improving access to oral health care in a letter to the Senate Finance Committee ahead