ADA Board Approves $20 Million 2025 Budget Cut to Address Financial Strain
The ADA Board of Trustees has approved over $20 million in expense reductions for 2025, cutting programs, staff, and operational costs after years of deficit spending.
The ADA Board of Trustees has approved over $20 million in expense reductions for 2025, cutting programs, staff, and operational costs after years of deficit spending.
The American Dental Association has reaffirmed its support for community water fluoridation in response to the EPA’s decision to review fluoride safety, citing decades of evidence and calling for science-driven policymaking.
Medit has launched its first iPad-native intraoral scanning app, Medit Link Express, and begun...
The ADA promoted César R. Barradas to vice president of business analytics and insights, tasking him with guiding its analytics vision.
Read MoreHana Alberti, DDS, was named ADA vice president of Dental Practice, leading initiatives for continuing education and workforce development.
Read MoreThe ADA maintains its stance on the safety and benefits of optimally fluoridated water, challenging the findings of a recent JAMA article.
Read MoreThe ADA’s aims to simplify recognition processes, enhance CE program quality, and ensure transparency for educators and professionals.
Read MoreADA members can receive up to 30% off the base rate of Hertz rentals bon bookings occurring from Dec 20 to Feb 12, 2025,
Read MoreThe ADA Innovation Advisory Committee invested in Pearl’s AI-powered dental platform to support innovative solutions in patient care.
Read MoreThe ADA has been named a Best-in-Class Employer by Gallagher, recognizing its benefits, compensation, and staff well-being programs.
Read MoreThe ADA joined a coalition letter urging reauthorization of the Dr Lorna Breen Act, providing mental health resources for healthcare workers.
Read MoreSummary: A study in the Journal of the American Dental Association (JADA) found that dental...
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