Today's Top 20 Stories
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New York's state of dentistry in 2024
Here are 11 headlines and statistics on the state of dentistry in New York in 2024:
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Dr. Robin Gay named interim president, CEO of Howard Brown Health
Chicago-based Howard Brown Health appointed Robin Gay, DMD, as interim president and CEO.
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What dentistry needs more of, according to 3 dentists
The dental industry needs more support in several key areas, according to three dentists.
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49 dental schools that received the most NIH funding in 2023
Forty-nine dental schools received a total of more than $276 million, according to data from the Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research.
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Aspen Dental suffers data breach
Chicago-based Aspen Dental Management suffered a ransomware attack that may have resulted in patient information being accessed.
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Biolase launches all-tissue laser system
Dental laser company Biolase launched its Waterlase iPlus Premier edition, a new all-tissue laser system.
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Hygienist shortage causing 14-month waits for patients in Virginia
The nationwide lack of dental hygienists is forcing patients in Virginia to have to wait as long as 14 months for a routine cleaning, according to a Feb. 22 report by WWBT.
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3 dental lawsuit settlements to know
Here are three lawsuit settlements involving dental companies that Becker's has reported on since Nov. 29:
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4 dentistry updates in Tennessee
From a dental clinic reopening to updates about SmileDirectClub, here are four dental industry updates that have taken place in Tennessee so far in 2024:
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The healthcare tech specialty with projected negative growth
Dental laboratory technician positions are expected to see -4.5% growth through 2023, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. It is the only medical technician position projected to experience negative growth in that span.
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To join, or not to join, a DSO
Whether or not to affiliate their practice with a DSO is one of the biggest decisions a dentist can make in their career, especially as industry pressures like rising costs and staff shortages mount.
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Florida dental practice adds Yomi robot for dental implants
Ferber Dental Group in Greenacres, Fla., recently started using the Yomi robot for dental implant procedures.
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6 dental loss ratio moves to know
Dental loss ratios are picking up steam across the U.S. as states introduce legislation and dental organizations press federal agencies to create ratios for dental plans.
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3 dentistry updates in Rhode Island
From staffing shortages to new legislation, here are three dental industry updates that have taken place in Rhode Island since Dec. 18:
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Florida specialty DPO receives expanded debt facility
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.-based Vitana Pediatric & Orthodontic Partners secured an expansion and upsizing of its existing debt facility.
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Endodontics startup names president of US operations
Odne, a endodontics technology startup company, appointed Jeff Durrbeck as president of U.S. operations.
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DSOs weigh growth strategies while economy sputters
While some DSOs are confident in their ability to continue expanding their footprint during a time of high costs across the board, others are shifting strategies and focusing on other areas of growth to wait out the storm.
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Court rules in favor of Align in 2 antitrust suits
A federal court granted summary judgment in favor of Align Technology in two separate lawsuits.
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Rhode Island lawmakers reintroduce dental loss ratio bill
Lawmakers in Rhode Island reintroduced the Fair Share for Dental Care Act to improve dental insurance transparency.
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Tennessee dental clinic reopens after 3-month closure
A dental clinic in Tennessee run by the Hamilton County Health Department reopened following a three-month hiatus.
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