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Virginia becomes 5th state to join interstate dental compact
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed Senate Bill 22 into law earlier in March, making Virginia the fifth state to join the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact.
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Indiana man charged with practicing unlicensed dentistry
An Indiana man was recently charged with practicing dentistry without a license, The Tribune reported March 20.
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Meet 7 dentists leading the fastest-growing dental practices, DSOs
Seven dentists currently lead five of the fastest-growing dental companies in 2024.
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3 Florida dentistry updates in 1 week
Here are three headlines and updates on the dental industry in Florida that Becker's has reported on since March 12:
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Utah orthodontist to retire after 35 years of practice
A Utah orthodontist plans to retire after 35 years of practice.
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Dentologie to open 2 offices in Chicago
Dentologie is continuing its expansion in Chicago with the addition of two offices.
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Florida Atlantic University fails to secure additional state funding for new dental school
Boca Raton-based Florida Atlantic University was not approved to receive more than $100 million in state funding for its upcoming dental school, Boca Magazine reported March 19.
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4 dental updates in Pennsylvania
From dental clinic closings to DSO affiliations, here are four dentistry-related updates that have taken place in Pennsylvania since Jan. 31:
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How dental care costs compare in 7 countries
The average cost of a dental cleaning in the U.S. is $163, compared to $89 in Germany.
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Vermont dentist charged with prescription fraud
A Vermont dentist was recently arrested and charged with one felony count of prescription fraud.
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UPMC clarifies future of dental staff, patients ahead of clinic closure
The University of Pittsburgh Medical Center has provided more details about the upcoming closure of its Montefiore dental center, TribLive.com reported March 18.
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U of Washington dental school to double rural training program
The University of Washington School of Dentistry is doubling the size of its regional initiatives in dental education program.
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5 oral surgery updates
From DSO acquisitions to health system moves, here are five oral surgery updates Becker's has covered since Feb. 13:
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Florida dentist surrenders license for using anesthesia without a permit
Lawrence Duffy, DMD, a dentist in Florida, agreed to voluntarily relinquish his dental license following using general anesthesia without a permit.
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Benevis report stresses the importance of adolescent dental health
Atlanta-based Benevis released a new report that emphasizes the importance of providing access to dental care for all adolescents throughout the U.S.
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Minnesota's state of dentistry in 2024
Here are 13 headlines and statistics on the state of dentistry in Minnesota in 2024:
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Boston University dental school launches oral, maxillofacial radiology department
The Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine recently created an oral and maxillofacial radiology department.
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Virginia dental practice continues patient care after fire shutters office
A Virginia dental practice has continued to care for patients at temporary clinics after a fire forced it to close its office.
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California dentists saved from 'drastic' tax increase: 4 notes
The California Dental Association recently partnered with other local organizations to oppose a ballot measure that proposed a "drastic" tax increase on local businesses and licensed professionals in Sacramento.
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ADA Forsyth Institute to double research capacity with new headquarters
The American Dental Association Forsyth Institute is set to move into an expanded headquarters building in Somerville, Mass.
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