A dentist who lost his license to practice in Arizona was seen teaching sedation and treating patients during a week-long course in Ohio, according to video obtained by ABC15.
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill earlier this month that restricts dental insurers to sell or lease access to dental provider networks, according to the Parsippany Focus.
Here's the latest roundup of dental companies that have been in the headlines, including Mid-Atlantic Dental and SmileDirectClub.
The FDA released nearly 6 million reports of problems with various medical and dental devices, according to CBS 5 Investigates.
Teeth-straightening startup SmileDirectClub increased the number of shares it will offer in its initial public offering, with the company looking to raise $1.29 billion, according to an S-1/A the company filed Sept. 3.
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Knoxville, Tenn., dentist Clarence “Buzz” Nabers, DDS, has been accused of submitting forged certifications, improperly sterilizing tools, and asking dental hygienists and assistants to perform duties beyond their scope for four months in 2018, according to Knox News.
Intermountain Healthcare is integrating dental care into its preventive primary care model based on recent research that indicates that poor oral health may be connected with some chronic illnesses and diseases, according to KSL.com.
Mondovi, Wis.-based Midwest Dental has partnered with CareStack to serve as a pilot for a practice management system.
Irvine, Calif.-based Smile Brands has partnered with Dental Faculty Associates in Loma Linda, Calif., according to a Sept. 3 news release.
The New Hampshire attorney general's office ended its investigation of pediatric dentist Blake Wullbrandt, DDS, finding no evidence to support criminal charges, a spokesperson for the office confirmed with The Sentinel.