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Communications : SDDA Newsletter Advertising Rates

General Advertising - per issue

  One Time Two Times Three Times Annual
Full Page $610.00 $582.00  $564.00 $546.00
1/2 Page $330.00 $312.00 $294.00 $276.00
1/4 Page $165.00 $156.00 $147.00 $138.00

SDDA allows, but does not pay, a 15% agency commission on display advertising placed by bona fide agencies. The agency will be invoiced and payment must be made within 30 days of the original invoice.

Inserts

Cash with copy unless contract is signed identifying number of times as is to run. Advertiser will be invoiced for each issue for cost of that issue's advertising.

Mechanical Requirements

High resolution PDF or 300 dpi, 1/8 " bleed .jpeg or .tiff, cmyk.

Classified Advertising

Per Issue: $10.00 per 35 words or less, $.20 for each additional word, per issue. Submit to the SDDA Office by the 10th of the month.

Terms of Payment

Cash with copy unless contract is signed identifying number of times ad is to run. Advertiser will be invoiced for each issue for cost of that issue's advertising.

Closing Dates And Cancellations

February 15, May 15, August 15 and November 15.

Publication Dates And Circulation

Quarterly issues, published March, June, September and December. 650 circulations to members of the SDDA and other subscribers.

All copy subject to approval of the South Dakota Dental Association. The right is reserved by the SDDA to modify or exclude advertising that may be considered questionable or unethical.

It is understood that previous copy is to be repeated when new copy is not received by closing date.

Newsletter Contract

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Annual Maximums on Adult Dental Medicaid Benefits

The Medicaid Solutions Task Force has recommended a $1,000 annual maximum on Adult Dental Medicaid benefits. There is no legislation on this issue. This change will be made through an amendment to the “State Plan” for operating Medicaid and will be reflected in the general appropriations bill. An exemption is expected to be made for “emergencies”.  This would include cases requiring general anesthesia and extensive care for special needs patients will be exempted from the annual maximum. The SDDA Dental Health Committee will meet with the Department of Social Services regarding revisions to the Medicaid Plan Amendment.