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Welcome to the Tennessee Dental Association

We help dentists succeed and support the advancement of the health of the public.


Driving Dentistry Forward: TDA’s 2023-2025 Strategic Plan

Our strategic plan seeks to accomplish three key goals:

  • Ensure an engaged and inclusive membership environment by providing relevant member value
  • Ensure financial and organizational stability to serve our members
  • Be the leading voice for oral health in Tennessee
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Massachusetts Voters Support Dental Insurance Reform, Voting YES on Question 2

On November 8, Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly approved Ballot Question 2 in a decisive landmark victory for dental patients nationwide. Passage of this measure is watershed moment for dental care and for important consumer protections for dental patients. Question 2 requires dental insurers to spend at least 83% of patient premiums on actual dental care instead of on executive compensation, corporate profits, and administrative costs.

Dental insurance plans that don’t meet the requirement of spending at least 83% of patient premium dollars on patient care now have to refund the difference to covered individuals and groups.

The ADA, the Massachusetts Dental Society and dental care providers across the country led the fight for this important victory for patients despite millions of dollars spent by the insurance industry to oppose these critical consumer protections. 

Ultimately when voters considered the facts, they overwhelmingly agreed that patient dollars should be spent on patient care and that these important insurance reforms were long overdue.

Our Tennessee Dental Association joins with Massachusetts dentists and their patients as well as dental providers across the country to urge our Tennessee legislators to take action immediately to implement these important consumer protections for Tennessee dental patients.

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