ADA News

Corporate Transparency Act year-end filing could be delayed

ADA continues to advocate for delay

More states enact dental insurance legislation

Pennsylvania, Illinois pass virtual credit card, prior authorization bills

Showing up as his best self

Brett Kessler, D.D.S., to become 161st president of ADA

September JADA examines implications of sleep neuroscience in dental medicine

Article is latest addition in Oral Science Trends series

American Heart Association invites dentists to join Healthy Smiles, Healthy Hearts initiative

Effort aims to improve heart health screenings, referrals in dental offices

SmileCon brings innovations, celebrations to New Orleans

There’s still time to register for Oct. 17-19 meeting

New federal rules on nondiscrimination in health care

New HHS rules modify protections for LGBTQ+, disabled patients

JADA wins National Health Information Award for sealants article

Stem cell cover illustration also earns recognition

National Toxicology Program releases fluoride exposure monograph

ADA reaffirms support for community water fluoridation

First US standard on clear aligners available for comment

The standard specifies requirements and test methods

U.S. judge strikes down FTC ban on noncompete clauses

Ban will likely not go into effect Sept. 4

ADA opposes NIH restructuring proposal

Coalition says proposal would ‘undermine’ NIDCR’s mission

ADA calls for policy reforms to improve Medicaid access

New report highlights barriers to obtaining dental care through Medicaid

Learn how to harness laser technology in your dental practice

ADA workshop to take place Dec. 6-7 in Chicago

Medicaid ins and outs focus of ADA webinar

Scheduled for Aug. 28

ADA urges caution on credit reporting proposal that would exclude medical debt

Federal rule could impact debt collection practices

Dental School Snapshots: August

University of Illinois Chicago College of Dentistry

Phase 7 Provider Relief Fund reporting deadline approaches

AFI study identifies possible new transmission factor in hospital-acquired infections

Dr. Bor concluded that two important discoveries came out of this study.

First US standard on AI in dentistry available for comment

Interested parties have until Sept. 25 to comment.