While medicine has made significant progress in using structured data from electronic health records, dentistry has unique challenges that make this more complicated, according to
Montana became the third state in 2025 to pass dental loss ratio legislation after Gov. Greg Gianforte signed Senate Bill 335 into law. “The Montana
The ADA is offering its perspective on how certain anticompetitive regulations impact the dental sector, in response to the Federal Trade Commission’s request for information
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the budget reconciliation package May 22, marking the first of many steps toward approving key elements of President Donald
The ADA is commenting on competition in the dental insurance market, applauding the Department of Justice’s renewed focus on competition in health care and offering
The ADA signed onto a coalition letter led by the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids that shares concerns about the impact of recent federal workforce reductions
The ADA issued a Grassroots Alert on May 16, urging members to contact their representatives in Congress to oppose a provision in the House Ways
Florida became the second state to ban community water fluoridation after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation May 15 that prevents local governments from adding fluoride
The ADA commented on Medicaid provisions in the budget reconciliation legislation, including underscoring the importance of preserving adult dental benefits and recommending maintaining continuity of
The ADA held a virtual congressional briefing to showcase new data and policy insights surrounding dental coverage in Medicaid and Medicare Advantage. The briefing,
The ADA has joined the Partnership for Medicaid in expressing concern with potential Medicaid cuts in the upcoming budget reconciliation bill. The Partnership for
The ADA and nine other dental organizations are urging Congress to reject the administration’s fiscal year 2026 budget proposal for the Department of Health and
