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Missouri dental school wraps up construction
Joplin, Mo.-based Kansas City University College of Dental Medicine completed its construction and is set to welcome its first class of students this fall, according to a June 26 report by The Joplin Globe.
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Ohio Hills Health Centers set to open nonprofit dental center
Nonprofit organization Ohio Hills Health Centers is opening a dental center in Barnesville, according to a June 26 report by The Times Leader.
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University of Arkansas expands oral health clinic
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock recently expanded its oral health clinic.
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Kentucky dentist convicted of unlawfully prescribing opioids that caused patient’s death
A Kentucky dentist was recently convicted of unlawfully prescribing opioids, including unlawfully prescribing morphine that caused a patient’s death.
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How the closure of a NY dental clinic could impact underserved patients
The closure of St. Peter's Hospital Dental Center in Albany, N.Y., could decrease access to care for underserved patients, the Times Union reported June 23.
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State of dentistry in Alabama: 10 things to know
Here are 10 things to know about dentistry in Alabama:
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6 dental school updates to know
From building new facilities to recent research discoveries, here are six dental school updates that have taken place since May 30:
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Smile Brands, Mint Dentistry leaders make 'Best CEO' lists
Irvine, Calif.-based Smile Brands CEO Steve Bilt and Dallas-based Mint Dentistry CEO Clint Rachal were recently included on Comparably's "Best CEO" for women and diversity lists.
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Fire at North Carolina dental practice under investigation
A fire at Carolina Aesthetic Dentistry in Concord, N.C., is being investigated after smoke and fire conditions broke out at the practice, according to a June 20 report by CBS affiliate WBTV.
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Achieving Sustainable DSO Growth: A Consolidated Approach
Three factors are essential to ensure the success of a Dental Support Organization: a team of clinicians dedicated to providing unparalleled patient care, an optimal treatment schedule, and a pricing structure that aligns patient affordability with practice sustainability.
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Pennsylvania dentist rethinks traditional dental tools
A Pennsylvania dentist invented a star-shaped grip to help prevent pain while holding dental tools, ABC affiliate WHTM reported June 16.
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Dr. Elliot Hersh retires from Penn Dental Medicine after 35 years of teaching
Elliot Hersh, DMD, PhD, a professor in the oral and maxillofacial surgery department at the University of Pennsylvania dental medicine school in Philadelphia, retired after 35 years.
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3 dental practice closures to know
Here are three recent dental practice closures to know:
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State of dentistry in Delaware: 10 things to know
Here are 10 things to know about dentistry in Delaware:
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5 updates on dentistry in Texas in the past 30 days
Here are five updates on the dental industry in Texas that Becker's has reported on since May 16:
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7 dental moves in Florida
Here are seven dental industry updates that have taken place in Florida since April 5:
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New York dental clinic closes indefinitely after weeks of day-to-day operations
Lake Placid, N.Y.-based Adirondack Health Dental Care is closed indefinitely after staff resignations last week, according to a June 16 report by Adirondack Daily Enterprise.
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Bill to launch dental care pilot program for veterans introduced to Congress
A group of legislators recently introduced a bill that would create a dental care pilot program for veterans with chronic conditions, VermontBiz reported June 15.
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Oral surgery in the news: 7 updates
Here are seven oral surgery updates that have taken place since May 10:
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ADA advocates for tax reform laws
The American Dental Association sent a letter to the House Committee on Ways & Means supporting business and individual tax code reforms.
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