"Across the tripartite, our greatest strength is our ability to move forward together. We have an opportunity to work collectively to make a lasting impact for those we serve — now and in the future. As your national association, the ADA has both the responsibility and the opportunity to help lead that work and shape what comes next."

The ADA is supporting newly introduced federal legislation aimed at ensuring that state dental insurance reform laws apply to self-funded dental plans.

"Our state is entering a new era of dental education. That’s why WSDA and the WSDA Foundation are asking the state’s dental community to step forward—together—to support the Campaign for Dental Futures: A Tribute to the Work of Dr. Linda Edgar."

With a mix of brutally honest life stories, outrageous tales from the dental trenches, and a knack for turning the mundane into the absurd, Brady delivers a comedy experience that’s raw, relatable, and absolutely hilarious!

Get a comprehensive overview of the WSDA Member Assistance Program — a new free benefit designed to help you and your family navigate life's challenges — at our April 20 orientation webinar. Register by April 16.

After serving six terms in the Washington State House of Representatives, Rep. Michelle Valdez (Caldier) retired from office at the conclusion of the 2026 legislative session.

Urgent action recommended for Parent Plus borrowers, especially those pursuing Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). SAVE plan borrowers should be aware of a March 9 court decision to officially end the SAVE plan and educate themselves on anticipated next steps.

It’s been two years since Washington Dentists’ Insurance Agency (WDIA) announced MedPro Group as its preferred provider for professional liability coverage—and it’s cause for celebration.

This afternoon, WSDA became aware of a potential phone scam targeting an unknown number of Washington dental offices. The caller(s) may be impersonating or "spoofing" WSDA's phone numbers (206) 448-1914 or (800) 448-3368 and asking dentists to provide their dental license number. This is not WSDA calling.

The PNDC Speaker Ambassador Program gives WSDA members and their staff a way to get involved at PNDC by assisting our speakers prior to and during the conference. Plus, Speaker Ambassadors can receive registration reimbursement for volunteering!

The ADA joined a coalition led by the American Dental Education Association urging the U.S. Department of Education to adjust the implementation timeline for major federal student loan changes that could significantly affect dental students and other graduate and professional learners.

Don’t unknowingly fall out of compliance or pay for services you may not need. Review these common Washington dental compliance myths and misconceptions, and don’t forget to share with everyone in your office responsible for managing compliance!

Meet up for food, drinks and networking during PNDC 2026 at the Mentor/Mentee Luncheon on Friday, May 29. RSVP today!

Ahead of the Department of Health’s HELMS launch, all licensing and credentialing systems will be unavailable from 5 PM on Wednesday, March 18, until the morning of Tuesday, March 24, 2026. To avoid potential lapses in licensure, dentists who renew in March should renew early and practice owners should inform applicable staff of the upcoming freeze.

Join WSDA and proud sponsor Dandy for a free evening at Canlis on Friday, March 27! Come mix and mingle with fellow WSDA member dentists while discovering how Dandy’s innovative digital workflows are transforming practices.

Licensed Washington dentists must earn 63 hours of continuing education every three years, plus complete a variety of additional CE requirements. Earn 20+ CE credits May 28-30 at PNDC 2026 — including many that count toward additional requirements for dentists. Register by the April 10 Early Bird Deadline to save up to $100 per person!

The ADA is urging lawmakers to bolster scientific oversight of potential federal fluoride regulations in a statement submitted for the record at a Feb. 24 hearing of the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee’s Subcommittee on Environment titled “From Source to Tap: A Hearing to Examine Challenges and Opportunities for Safe, Reliable, and Affordable Drinking Water.”

WSDA Members: Take your leadership skills to the next level and apply today for an open WSDA or ADA elected leadership position! Elections will be held at the 2026 WSDA House of Delegates, September 17-19 in Spokane.