Author: Ariana Portalatin

Here are seven DSOs that have recently expanded their networks in the Midwest:

DSOs that put too much emphasis on expanding their network without providing enough support to their existing practices could be putting themselves at risk of slowing their growth, according to one executive. 

Irving, Texas-based U.S. Oral Surgery Management has added four new partner practices to its network, including its first in New Hampshire. 

Hackensack, N.J.-based Max Surgical Specialty Management has grown in its first year to support more than 20 locations and 30 surgeons in 4 states.

Dento USA, a subsidiary of Dentognostics, has appointed Andrew Robinson as president of its North America division.

Two dentists recently opened a practice in Burnham, Pa., The Sentinel reported Sept. 7. 

Dental technology company Carestream Dental recently secured a new investment to fuel future growth. 

Interfaith Dental, a nonprofit organization in Tennessee, is making strides in expanding oral healthcare for older adults in the state through a recently launched program.

St. Paul, Minn.-based Saint City Dental is planning on moving into an expanded facility, REjournals.com reported Sept. 5.

Harlow Dental Group, a general dental practice based in Charlotte, N.C., recently acquired a former DentalWorks location in Charlotte, N.C.