Author: Ariana Portalatin

Here are five states that have recently passed new laws affecting dental insurers:

A new report shows California has made little progress on improving oral health outcomes for children under the state's Medi-Cal program, the Los Angeles Times reported Sept. 17.  

A periodontics practice is set to join a group of healthcare practices at a medical office property in Montvale, N.J., New Jersey Business Magazine reported Sept. 16. 

Frisco, Texas-based Stonebriar Facial and Oral Surgery will open a second location in McKinney Sept. 27. 

Align Technology CEO Joseph Hogan continues to be the highest-compensated dental company CEO, earning $28,952,411 in 2023, according to new data from AFL-CIO.

The Aspen Group is celebrating its first completed year of TAG University, its educational arm aimed at providing clinical, business and leadership training to providers.

Exeter (N.H.) Hospital plans to discontinue its pediatric dental services along with two other services, seacoastonline.com reported Sept. 16. 

The American Dental Association recently voiced its support for state regulation of dental benefits to a House of Representatives subcommittee.

The High Point (N.C.) University Workman School of Dental Medicine recently welcomed its first class of students. 

Here are eight notable DSO moves that have taken place since June: