The ADA is urging lawmakers to include oral health in federal efforts to modernize care coordination for chronic disease prevention and treatment. ADA President Richard
ADA Member Advantage, the endorsement program for members of the American Dental Association, has launched a new credit card for ADA members as well as
Dental insurance issues are often rated as one of dentists’ chief challenges. In response to an ADA Health Policy Institute poll in late 2024, more
The American Dental Association, Joint Commission on National Dental Examinations and American Board of Dental Examiners have begun a series of collaborative discussions focused on
The ADA Living Guideline Program is continuing its work to advance evidence-informed recommendations for the early detection and management of oral cancer, and is once
CDT 2026 boasts 60 code changes, including 14 revisions. Below is information to help prepare dentists to use a few of these revised codes come
The ADA Standards Program is seeking interested parties to help develop several new standards. Working groups charged with developing ADA standards consist of a diverse
Florida Combined Life is dropping its policy that limited same-day scaling and root planing to only two quadrants after the American Dental Association’s Council on
ADA leaders filed a letter with the Wisconsin Office of the Commissioner of Insurance expressing opposition to Delta Dental of Wisconsin’s proposed acquisition of Cherry
The Health Professions and Nursing Education Coalition, which includes the ADA among its more than 90 member organizations, is urging congressional appropriators to strengthen federal
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services released its final rule for the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Oct. 31, announcing policy updates that take
The ADA signed on to an Oct. 31 coalition letter urging congressional appropriators to adopt the Senate’s proposed $246.5 million funding level for the Centers for
