
ADA urges Congress to reauthorize key dental workforce programs
ADA leaders are urging lawmakers to reauthorize and invest in federal dental workforce programs, citing their critical role in expanding access to oral health care

ADA leaders are urging lawmakers to reauthorize and invest in federal dental workforce programs, citing their critical role in expanding access to oral health care

The ADA is requesting changes to the National Council of Insurance Legislators’, or NCOIL’s, model act on dental loss ratio, citing recent updates to its
The American Dental Association sent an Advocacy Update to members July 10 on the implications of President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, H.R.

ADA leaders are emphasizing the evidence-based effectiveness and safety of fluoride supplements in comments submitted July 11 to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

The ADA’s top priorities in the ongoing reconciliation bill include ensuring fair economic treatment for dental practices nationwide, supporting a stable dental workforce and protecting
Nearly 2 million student loan borrowers are at risk of having their wages garnished by the government this summer, according to TransUnion. The credit-reporting company
The ADA supports legislation that would restore need-based eligibility for graduate and professional students to receive Federal Direct Subsidized Stafford Loans, eligibility that was eliminated

The Organized Dentistry Coalition, which includes the American Dental Association, is urging the Department of Defense to maintain current water fluoridation levels on military bases

The ADA is highlighting the benefits of improved data exchange for dentists and patients, sharing support for improved dental-medical interoperability, and addressing barriers faced by
The ADA and three other organizations submitted a testimony June 13 in support of federal programs aimed at expanding access to oral health care. These

The ADA expressed opposition to the removal of pass-through entity tax deductions in a June 10 Grassroots Alert and Association-led coalition letter addressed to Senate

The ADA is urging the Environmental Protection Agency to incorporate several evidence-based studies and analyses in any upcoming review of the science on the safety