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Massachusetts dentist, practice charged with Medicaid fraud
A Massachusetts dentist and dental practice have been charged with filing false claims with the state's Medicaid program.
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Arizona orthodontist indicted for embezzling from former practice
Andrew Kassman, DMD, an orthodontist in Tucson, Ariz., and his wife were charged with wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
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Private equity heats up in dentistry: 8 moves
Several private equity-backed DSOs have gained investments and made acquisitions to continue their growth in 2024.
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2 dentists set to open new Texas practice
Rushabh Doshi, DMD, and Rini Bavishi, DDS, are set to open 360 Dental Lounge, a practice in Mansfield, Texas.
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Dentist has Utah license revoked for unprofessional conduct
Thomas Endicott, DDS, has had his dental license revoked by the Utah Division of Professional Licensing following unprofessional conduct.
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ADA invests in 2 oral healthcare companies
The American Dental Association recently invested funds into Oral Genome and Overjet.
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Connecticut dentist pays $200K in restitution for Medicaid fraud
A Connecticut dentist was sentenced March 4 for defrauding the state's Medicaid program.
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VCU picks out location for future dental school building
Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond identified the location for its potential new dentistry center.
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Why some dentists who accept Medicaid are struggling
Many Medicaid dentists in Texas are suffering through some of their most difficult times as a dentist due to a myriad of issues, according to a March 3 report by Texas Dentists for Medicaid Reform.
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Marquette University gets $5M for general practice dental residency program
The state of Wisconsin released $5 million in funding to Milwaukee-based Marquette University School of Dentistry.
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Pennsylvania dental office sues patient over negative online comments
A Pennsylvania dental practice is suing a man over negative comments he allegedly left online, WPXI-TV reported Feb. 29.
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Tennessee lawmakers advance 2 bills to improve dental staffing, insurance
Two Tennessee Senate bills to enhance dental care in the state were advanced by the General Assembly, according to a Feb. 29 report by stateofreform.com.
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Minnesota dental assistant's license suspended for working while intoxicated
A dental assistant in Minnesota has had her license suspended indefinitely after reporting to work while under the influence of alcohol.
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1 killed, 2 injured in shooting at California dental practice
A shooting at a dental practice in El Cajon, Calif., left one person killed and two others wounded, according to a March 1 report by CBS News.
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Georgia Southern University gets state funding boost for new dental school
Statesboro-based Georgia Southern University was granted state funding to build a dental school, The Atlanta-Journal Constitution reported Feb. 29.
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ADA leads efforts to end licensing stigma around mental health treatment
The American Dental Association is creating a pilot program to help develop licensing legislation to support dentists with mental health problems.
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Epic's key role in medical-dental integration
Epic has become a major player in the dental space as a valuable tool for dental organizations looking to integrate medical and dental care.
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Walmart Health to add dental services in Arizona, Missouri
Walmart Health has begun hiring for several dental roles as it prepares to open its first health centers in Arizona and Missouri.
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Former NBA player Lamar Odom launches California dental practice
Former NBA basketball player Lamar Odom recently launched a dental practice in Lomita, Calif.
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How much does it cost to attend the best dental schools in the US?
Six U.S. dental schools were recently ranked among the best in the world by ShanghaiRanking Consultancy.
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