TDA Leadership Institute (TLI)

TDA Announces Member-Only Leadership Program

Starting September 10, there is a new method for logging into ADA, TDA and many local society websites.

Before Sept 2, you can update your profile on ada.org ensuring you have a unique email address on your account. After September 10, you will be prompted to enter a unique email address and reset your password. You will no longer use your ADA number to log in.

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As we transition to a new association management software you may experience difficulty in accessing your member profile. If you have any issues or would like to make a payment, you can call 512-443-3675, ext. 137 to speak to Rachael Daigle.

Texas Dental Association: Helping Every Member Succeed

TDA connects dentists with each other, with patients, and with resources for life and career. TDA is a professional membership organization for dentists, and the 3rd largest state dental association in the US. The TDA is part of a tripartite affiliation with the American Dental Association at the national level, and component societies at the local level. The Association has more than 9,200 members, and is composed of 26 local component dental societies, grouped into 4 divisions across Texas.

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

Nov 25, 2020

In September 2020, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released a snapshot report titled “Service use among Medicaid & CHIP beneficiaries age 18 and under during COVID-19.” Although the report shows that dental care utilization for children enrolled in Medicaid and CHIP is lower nationwide, Texas was one of 5 states showing significant improvement in children accessing dental care beginning in May 2020. This is due in part to TDA’s direct communication and advocacy efforts with the governor and his team that enabled dental practices to reopen on May 1st—a full 2 weeks earlier than the governor initially planned.

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