Many dentists across the U.S. have become frustrated and fed up with the dental insurance industry, citing low reimbursements and delays.

More than 93% of Medicare Advantage plans in 2024 will offer dental benefits, according to KFF.

Here are eight updates on dental Medicare and Medicaid that Becker's has reported on since Oct. 13:

CMS finalized its physician fee schedule that will go into effect Jan. 1.

Wellfit Technologies and Patterson Dental have partnered to offer CarePay+ to Patterson Dental customers. 

Mutual of Omaha and Wellcare have formed a strategic alliance to offer Medicare Advantage plans for 2024. 

Pennsylvania legislators are considering expanding dental services covered by Medicaid, wesa.fm reported Oct. 27.

HealthPartners unveiled its 2024 Medicare Advantage plans, including its options for dental coverage. 

United Concordia recently gained a five-year contract with the Department of Defense to administer its TRICARE Dental Program.

The University of Iowa College of Dentistry is treating more Medicaid patients from private dental practices, according to an Oct. 22 report by The Daily Iowan.

A judge ruled that the California Dental Association and individual dentist-plaintiffs could continue to pursue their claims against Delta Dental of California. 

Humana and USAA are expanding their co-branded Medicare plans for 2024, including dental coverage.

A survey conducted by the Virginia Dental Association Foundation found that 79% of Virginia residents on Medicaid have struggled to find a dentist that accepts Medicaid, according to an Oct. 18 report by Bristol Herald Courier.

At least 8,696,000 people have been disenrolled from Medicaid as of Oct. 11, according to data from KFF.

Plan Forward, a dental finance technology company, raised $2 million in seed B financing.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation designed to improve requirements and transparency for dental plans. 

Fifty-eight percent of consumers believe that dental insurance is not affordable, and 75 percent of those without insurance feel it is too expensive, according to a study from Synchrony. 

Here are six stories by Becker's covering Medicaid updates that have taken place since Aug. 11: 

Many dentists throughout Iowa are choosing not to treat patients on Medicaid because of low Medicaid reimbursement rates, according to an Oct. 2 report by Iowa Public Radio.

Here are four legislation updates concerning the dental insurance industry that Becker's has reported on since Aug. 4: