TDA Fights as the Govt. Struggles with Vaccine Distribution

TDA Meets with State Leaders to Discuss COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

TDA Meets with State Leaders to Discuss COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

TDA Continues Advocating for Dentists and Dental Teams to Get COVID-19 Vaccine

TDA Testifies at DSHS’ Task Force on Infectious Disease Preparedness and Response Meeting

TDA Continues Advocating For Dentists as Texas Receives First Doses of Pfizer COVID Vaccine

CDC Updates COVID-19 Quarantine Guidelines

TDA Advocates for Dentists and Dental Teams to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine

CMS Report Concludes Texas Dentists Getting Care to Children During COVID-19

TDA Securing Wins for Texas Dentists at HHSC

New HHS Executive Commissioner

UnitedHealth Group Acquires MCNA Dental

Legislative & Policy Updates: The Root

ADA: Dentistry is Safe, Essential, and Should Continue

ADA Releases COVID-19 Testing Toolkit: POC Testing Not Permitted for Texas Dentists

Oct. 1, 2020: DEA Registration Fee Increase

ADA and TDA Confirm: Dental Amalgam is Safe and Reliable

Fraud Alert & Awareness

WHO Statements about Dental Care

Welcome to the new TDA website!

ADA to hold webinar outlining new billing requirements for dentists treating Medicare beneficiaries

The ADA will hold a webinar covering information for dentists wishing to treat Medicare beneficiaries. 

60 changes coming to CDT Code in 2026

CDT 2026, which includes 60 code changes, is available for preorder from the ADA Store.

ADA to hold webinar outlining new billing requirements for dentists treating Medicare beneficiaries

The ADA will hold a webinar covering information for dentists wishing to treat Medicare beneficiaries. 

Montana passes dental loss ratio legislation

Montana became the third state in 2025 to pass dental loss ratio legislation after Gov. Greg Gianforte signed Senate Bill 335 into law.

3 things you missed in government this week

ADA News is providing a roundup of government happenings you may have missed this week.

JAMA releases study on elimination of community water fluoridation

Removing fluoride from public water systems would increase tooth decay by 7.5% and cost $9.8 billion over five years, according to JAMA.

ADA Forsyth Fridays: Molecule may reduce scarring after orofacial cleft surgery

Fibromodulin may prevent excessive scarring when included in surgical procedures that close tissue, such as suturing a cleft lip.

5 things to know about the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons

Five facts you may not know about the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons from its president, J. David Morrison, D.M.D.

ADA offers supports to help dentists, students prioritize mental health

Mental Health Awareness Month may be winding down, but it’s never too late to make mental health a priority.

Forsyth Friday: Molecule may reduce scarring after orofacial cleft surgery

Fibromodulin may prevent excessive scarring when included in surgical procedures that close tissue, such as suturing a cleft lip.

ADA Forsyth Fridays: Molecule may reduce scarring after orofacial cleft surgery

Fibromodulin may prevent excessive scarring when included in surgical procedures that close tissue, such as suturing a cleft lip.

ADA calls for ERISA, Medicare Advantage reform

The ADA is offering its perspective on how certain anticompetitive regulations impact the dental sector.

House passes budget reconciliation bill

The U.S. House of Representatives passed the budget reconciliation package May 22.

CDC urges health care providers to stay alert for measles cases

Measles continues to spread in the U.S., as the total number of cases in 2025 is already more than three times the total for all of 2024.

3 things you missed in government this week

ADA News is providing a roundup of happenings in government you may have missed.

Dental School Snapshots: May

This ADA News series shares fun facts about U.S. dental schools.

ADA urges DOJ to enforce health insurance antitrust reform

The ADA is commenting on competition in the dental insurance market.

Tobacco control ‘cuts cannot be reconciled’

The ADA signed onto a coalition letter that shares concerns about the impact of federal workforce reductions on tobacco control efforts.

Forsyth Friday: Scientists draw insight into human hypomineralization treatment by examining pig teeth

The quick mineralization of pig teeth could aid the development of treatment for children experiencing “chalky teeth.”

ADA to end SmileCon in 2026

The ADA’s annual SmileCon conference will hold its final event this October.