Health plans in Virginia for groups of fewer than 50 employees will no longer have to offer pediatric dental benefits if certain conditions are met,

As dentistry becomes more personalized and the emphasis on prevention grows, so does the need to find out which patients will need more frequent visits

Women with low levels of vitamin D during pregnancy are linked to a higher risk of caries in the teeth of their babies, according to

Washington state has approved a proposal to allow dental insurers to offer standalone plans outside the state’s health exchange for children’s dental care in 2015.

The ADA Foundation is accepting applications for its 2014 Samuel Harris Fund for Children’s Dental Health Grant Program until April 25. Nonprofit organizations and agencies

Health insurance marketplaces offer a variety of dental benefits, but figuring out which ones are best for pediatric coverage is complicated, according to a new

The National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP), a not-for-profit pharmacy standards development organization, has issued a patient safety white paper on oral liquid medications

The proposed 2015 budget for the Indian Health Service (IHS) won’t address increasing oral disease, according to the ADA. The $175 million fiscal 2015 budget

The new health insurance marketplaces offer a variety of dental benefits, but figuring out which ones are best for consumers and pediatric coverage is complicated,

American Dental Partners is continuing its financial support of several Boston-area charities. The organizations are devoted to improving the quality of life of their local

In a time of continued partisan politics when it comes to funding dental and healthcare programs on every level, the DentaQuest Foundation has launched its

WooBamboo has introduced a kids’ version of its bamboo toothbrushes, called Sprouts, which will be available in May. WooBamboo now offers a kids’ version of