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ADA responds to CMS' proposed Medicare dental rule: 9 things to know
The American Dental Association recently commented on CMS' proposal to provide dental coverage under certain medically necessary conditions.
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6 ways CMS can improve Medicare Advantage plans, per the ADA
The American Dental Association recently gave several suggestions to CMS to improve Medicare Advantage plans.
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Why Americans delay dental care
High cost and lack of insurance coverage are not the sole reasons Americans skip out on dental care.
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ADA, Massachusetts Dental Society voice support for state medical loss ratio ballot measure
The American Dental Association and the Massachusetts Dental Society are supporting a ballot measure that would establish a medical loss ratio for dental payers in the state.
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Why Americans avoid the dentist
High out-of-pocket costs were cited as the main reason Americans are delaying dental care, according to a recent survey by detalinsurance.com.
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'A clear and convincing violation of medical ethics': 40+ groups urge the end of mercury dental fillings in federal programs
More than 40 organizations have called on the Biden-Harris Administration to appoint a chief dental officer of the U.S. Public Health Service who is committed to ending the use of mercury fillings in federal programs.
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4 recent American Dental Association updates
The next president of the American Dental Association makes plans for his term and three more updates from the organization Becker's has reported on since Aug. 8:
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5 clinical leadership updates for dentists
The Biden administration has declared the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency and four more clinical leadership updates Becker's has reported on since Aug. 5:
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Infectious disease experts call on dentists to monitor monkeypox symptoms: 6 notes
Infectious disease experts from St. Luke’s University Health Network are calling on dentists to watch out for oral lesions caused by monkeypox as the number of cases rises in the U.S.
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6 insights into America's oral health: Report
Ninety-two percent of adults consider oral health to be important to overall health, according to the Delta Dental Plans Association's "2022 State of America's Oral Health and Wellness Report."
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ADA joins call on FDA to ban menthol cigarettes, flavored cigars
The American Dental Association joined 27 organizations calling on the FDA to ban menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars in the U.S.
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Can dentistry survive another public health emergency? 8 dentists weigh in
As the number of monkeypox cases continues to rise globally and in the U.S., several dentists feel confident that they can survive another public health emergency.
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De-escalation, risk mitigation tips for dentists dealing with angry patients
Liability insurance company the Dentists Insurance Company has received an increased number of calls to its advice line about patients displaying aggression and anger toward dental professionals.
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What to expect from the ADA under its new leadership, Dr. George Shepley
George Shepley, DDS, plans to focus on collaboration between the American Dental Association and the industry once he begins as the ADA's next president Oct. 18.
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What dental professionals should know about the monkeypox outbreak: 8 notes
The Biden administration declared the monkeypox outbreak a public health emergency Aug. 4, clearing the way for officials to access additional resources to control the outbreak.
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Dental therapy in underserved communities requires more funding: report
The Advisory Committee on Training in Primary Care Medicine, a federal advisory committee, released a report that researched the benefits of dental therapy on the oral healthcare of underserved communities.
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6 clinical leadership updates for dentists
Here are six clinical leadership updates for dentists that Becker's has reported on since May 31:
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CMS proposes rule to improve access to hospital dental surgeries
A proposed rule from CMS would increase the facility fee for dental surgeries performed in hospitals, according to a July 21 article from the American Dental Association.
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What dentists should know about sodium fluoride shortage
The American Dental Association and the Association of State and Territorial Dental Directors are providing guidance for continuing oral health in communities amid potential sodium fluoride shortages.
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Flexibility, personalization and actionable data: How Heartland Dental attracts top talent for consideration by hiring managers
The labor shortage rippling through the economy is affecting all positions in the dental industry. Today’s competition for top talent is forcing dental support organizations to adopt creative approaches for the recruitment and retention of top talent.
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