There is one key change dental companies can make to enhance the patient experience, according to Ryan McCostlin, founder and CEO at Tailwater Dental Partners in Nashville, Tenn.
Author: Ariana Portalatin
A recent audit by the Louisiana Department of Health revealed that one of the dental providers that the state contracts with fell short of expectations, The Black Chronicle reported Aug. 7.
Three dental companies were recently included in Forbes' "America's Best Employers for Women" 2024 list.
New Orleans-based LSU Health has appointed John Gallo, DDS, dean of its School of Dentistry.
Queen Creek, Ariz., recently got its first full-time periodontics office, the Queen Creek Tribune reported Aug. 7.
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The percentage of dentists affiliated with private equity has nearly doubled over the course of six years.
Increased flexibility with dental licensure could bring about a new challenge with workforce shortages.
Here are six recent stories covered by Becker's highlighting the state of workforce shortages and how these shortages are affecting dentistry:
The number of dental professional shortage areas in the U.S. has increased from 6,820 earlier this year to 6,861 as of Aug. 5, according to data from the Health Resources and Services Administration.
Artificial intelligence is at the forefront of many dental executives' minds this year as more realize the potential of this growing technology.