Jul 28, 2026
Your voice in the nation’s capital
Learn how the ADA fights for what matters to dental professionals and patients across the country.Welcome to the Nevada Dental Association!
The Nevada Dental Association promotes the highest standards of care and professional excellence through education, leadership, and communication. By preserving the integrity of the dental profession, strengthening doctor/patient relationships, and promoting ethical principles, the Association supports its members in providing exceptional care to the public.
The Association preserves the integrity of the dental profession, strengthens the doctor/patient relationship and promotes the Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct of the American Dental Association.
Joining the Nevada Dental Association is worth the annual dues because it provides access to valuable resources, networking opportunities, and advocacy efforts that support oral healthcare in Nevada. As a member, dentists can enhance their knowledge and skills, connect with colleagues, and contribute to shaping the future of dentistry in the state. NDA membership is a smart investment in the success and advancement of your dental practice.
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ADA News
Jul 24, 2026
Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services encourages states to restrict amalgam coverage
The guidance is not a requirement, and states are responsible for determining medical necessity criteria and making coverage decisions. Read More
Jul 24, 2026
Proposed ADA standard specifies requirements for comprehensive, consistent dental EOBs
The proposed standard is available for review and comment by Aug. 21. Read More
Jul 23, 2026
ADA applauds Senate HELP Committee action on Title VII workforce reauthorization
The ADA is supporting the Senate HELP Committee's advancement of legislation to reauthorize federal health professions workforce programs. Read More
Jul 23, 2026
Action for Dental Health Act advances in House, introduced in Senate
Legislation to reauthorize the Action for Dental Health Act advanced in the House on July 20 and was introduced in the Senate on July 23. Read More