
Dental groups urge safeguards in student loan forgiveness rule
A coalition of 13 dental organizations, including the ADA, is urging the Department of Education to exercise caution before finalizing a new rule affecting millions

A coalition of 13 dental organizations, including the ADA, is urging the Department of Education to exercise caution before finalizing a new rule affecting millions

The White House, as part of the broader Make America Healthy Again platform, released the Make Our Children Healthy Again Strategy to improve children’s health

The ADA is raising concerns about a National Institutes of Health proposal to limit how much grantees can spend on publishing their research in professional journals,

The ADA is asking the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to maintain the current scope of dental services under Medicare but is pushing for

The U.S. House of Representatives passed Sept. 10 its version of the fiscal year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act, which includes several dental-related provisions supported
A coalition of public health organizations, including the ADA, submitted formal comments Aug. 26 to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in support of a

The ADA and several other dental groups have expressed support for a bill that seeks to strengthen the scientific basis behind federal water fluoridation regulations.

The ADA compiled a three-page document outlining President Donald Trump’s budget reconciliation bill’s impact on dentists and dental practices through provisions relating to tax policy,

The ADA has urged the Drug Enforcement Administration to revise a long-standing rule that requires separate agency registrations for each location where a practitioner prescribes

An ADA-supported bill introduced in Congress July 21 aims to strengthen the scientific basis behind federal water fluoridation guidelines. The Protect Our Treatment for Enamel,

The ADA submitted formal recommendations to the Department of Health and Human Services, or HHS, in response to its request for information on reducing regulatory

The ADA is expressing support for a proposed rule by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that would require front-of-package nutrition labeling on most prepackaged