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  1. 4 dental C-suite moves to know
    Here are four C-suite moves in the dental industry that have taken place since Aug. 29:
  2. What 6 small DSOs achieved in September
    From practice affiliations and industry partnerships to new investments, here are six updates from DSOs with fewer than 300 practices that have taken place in September.
  3. The worst investment 4 dentists have made in 2023
    Four dentists recently connected with Becker's to share what their worst investment has been so far in 2023.

How a leading DSO quickly grew to $150M in revenue and improved patient outcomes

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A first-of-its-kind DSO made $150M in annual revenue & increased valuation nearly 3,000% in its first few years (during COVID, no less). This case study tells you how.
  1. State of dentistry in Iowa: 12 things to know
    Here are 12 things to know about dentistry in Iowa:
  2. How 9 DSOs plan to expand
    Several DSOs have begun working on or have already executed their plans to achieve milestone growth over the next few years. 
  3. Median net income for pediatric dentists since 2000
    Median net income for pediatric dentists in private practices was $249,200 in 2022, according to data collected by the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute. 
  4. Minnesota Dental Association installs Dr. Rosalie Perpich as president
    Rosalie Perpich, DDS, has been installed as president of the Minnesota Dental Association. 

How a leading DSO quickly grew to $150M in revenue and improved patient outcomes

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A first-of-its-kind DSO made $150M in annual revenue & increased valuation nearly 3,000% in its first few years (during COVID, no less). This case study tells you how.
  1. The best ways for DSOs to support clinical staff
    DSOs can employ several tactics to support their clinical staff, according to one exec.
  2. What we heard in September
    This month, dental professionals spoke with Becker's about diversity initiatives, investments, insurance and DSO activity. 
  3. Top 10 dental, DSO stories in September
    Stories about court cases, investments and new DSOs were among the most-read articles covered by Becker's this month. 
  4. How 1 organization plans to support people of color in DSOs
    People of Color in DSO was recently launched to help members thrive in the industry. 

DSOs are leveraging data analytics and seeing increased engagement + growth

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  1. How DSOs can leverage technology to support growth, profitability
    DSOs could benefit from using specific kinds of technology at their practices.
  2. Viome launches oral health, cancer detection test
    Viome Life Sciences, a health technology company, launched a test that detects biomarkers associated with oral health conditions as well as oral and throat cancer.
  3. 6 dentists' best investments of 2023
    Six dentists recently connected with Becker's to share what their best investment has been so far in 2023.
  4. How 8 dentists are easing patient nerves
    Music, jokes and blankets are among some of the things dentists are using to make patients feel more comfortable during appointments.
  5. Why 1 DSO exec expects 'seismic' change in the dental industry
    Dental365 plans to continue growing its network by partnering with dentists who adhere to the DSO's mission of providing high-quality care.
  6. 6 Ohio dentistry updates
    Here are six updates on the dental industry in Ohio that Becker's has reported on since July 17:
  7. Dr. Gregory Chadwick appointed president of FDI World Dental Federation
    Gregory Chadwick, DDS, was installed as president of the FDI World Dental Federation. 
  8. What patients see as the top benefits of dental insurance
    Giving peace of mind is the top benefit of dental insurance for patients, according to a report from Delta Dental Plans Association.
  9. 10 lowest-paying states for general dentists
    General dentists earn $148,527 per year on average in Florida, the lowest-paying state for the profession, according to career website ZipRecruiter.

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