Author: Ariana Portalatin

Here are five dental industry executives that have stepped down from their roles since the start of 2025:

DSO leaders are using their experiences from the tough economic times of the last couple of years to guide their strategies for growth in 2025. 

The American Dental Association is urging Congress to support dental coverage programs and workforce development initiatives.

A driver accidentally crashed into a dental practice building in Rochester, N.Y., March 4, WROC reported. 

Two people were injured after a driver crashed her vehicle into the front window of Plainview (N.Y.) Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics dailyvoice.com reported March 4. 

Artistic Family Dental, a three-office practice in Illinois, was the victim of cyber attack that led to the potential breach of patient information.

The West Virginia Board of Dentistry recently pushed for an amendment to a bill that would grant universal licensure for dental professionals entering the state, therealwv.com reported March 4. 

A Minnesota dental clinic has only been able to open for a total of seven days so far this year because of staff turnover and a lack of volunteers, the Post Bulletin reported March 3. 

Rising costs and staffing shortages have led one dentist to pull out of some insurance networks and adjust his patient schedule.

The American Dental Association urged Utah Gov. Spencer Cox to veto a bill that would prohibit water fluoridation in the state.