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
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