Military spouses with valid dental licenses in one state will now have licensure recognition in the state where their spouse is serving, thanks to a
Washington — The Association celebrated a wide range of advocacy wins in 2022 , from effectively lobbying for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Smiling again: Mike Petrides, D.D.S., left, shares a moment with patients Jason and Kayla. Dr. Medovic Ms. Brown They come here seeking relief, a way
The Medication Access and Training Expansion Act, or MATE Act, was included in the omnibus spending bill that passed Congress at the end of 2022.
The ADA is asking the Federal Trade Commission to help protect dental practices from dishonest or misleading reviews on social media sites. In a Jan.
Dentists who received funds during the fourth phase of the Provider Relief Fund have until 11:59 p.m. ET March 31 to submit a report on
Celebration: Dentists from Massachusetts celebrate the signing of the Question 2 ballot measure in early December. Seated is Massachusetts Secretary of State William Francis Galvin.
The ADA is willing to work with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to establish a national provider directory that includes dentists, the Association
The ADA continues to support student loan reform for dental students and dentists and is working with Congress to find ways to improve the overall
Washington – The American Dental Association and more than 100 organizations are urging lawmakers to include key provisions of the Prepare for and Respond to
Dentists across the country are largely in favor of dental insurance reform, according to findings from the ADA Health Policy Institute’s Economic Outlook and Emerging
The ADA believes that requirements related to advanced explanation of benefits should be applicable to dental plans as they work in concert with good faith
