Florida, California, Hawaii, Michigan and Pennsylvania were the states where DSOs and dental groups were most active with practice additions, acquisitions and openings during February.
Author: Cameron Cortigiano
A bill proposed in the Florida Senate would expand dental services for Medicaid recipients and raise reimbursement rates for dentists, according to a March 3 report from Florida Politics.
Iola-based Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center acquired Yates Center (Kan.) Dental to expand its overall health and wellness offerings.
From a lawsuit settlement being denied to new financing deals, here are six headlines to know on the dental technology space, as reported by Becker's in February:
Miami-based Guardian Dentistry Partners has chosen Pearl and Planet DDS to provide AI and practice management softwares to its network.
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Patient expectations of their experience at the dentist have changed over the past few years, with more patients looking for a personalized approach, more integrated technology and being more educated about their dental health.
A bill in the Kentucky legislature aims to expand the locations where dental hygienists are permitted to practice as public health hygienists, according to a March 3 report from Public News Service.
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has put forward legislation to remove license application and renewal fees for certain occupations, including dental hygienists.
New York City-based Dental Real Estate Syndicate is expanding into the Southeastern and Southern Sunbelt regions.
Henderson, Nev.-based PDS Health added six new dental practices to its network in February.