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North Carolina dentist accused of practicing with suspended license
A dentist in Morehead City, N.C., has been accused of practicing dentistry while having a suspended license, according to a May 2 report by Carteret County News-Times.
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Dental industry reacts to Walmart Health closing
Dental industry professionals have been contemplating what the closing of Walmart Health's 51 centers means for providers and patients in need of dental care.
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Preventive dental visits on the rise: Report
The number of preventive dental health visits are on the rise while unexpected visits are declining, according to Delta Dental's 2024 State of America's Oral Health and Wellness report.
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More adults aware of link between oral health, overall wellness: Report
More adults are aware of the link between oral health and overall wellness, according to Delta Dental's 2024 State of America's Oral Health and Wellness report.
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California dental practices may be required to make violence prevention plans
Some California dental practices will be required to create, implement and maintain a workplace violence protection plan by July 1.
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Drs. Robert Hannah, Hieu Pham open New York City dental practice
Robert Hannah, DDS, and Hieu Pham, DDS, opened Oral Dental Studio in New York City.
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California dentist's license revoked over infection control violations
William Do, DDS, a dentist in Tracy, Calif., has had his license revoked following infection control violations.
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South Carolina dental practice acquires new office
Charleston, S.C.-based Peninsula Cosmetic & Family Dentistry recently acquired Mouth Carolina Dentistry in Charleston, S.C.
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4 dentists retiring in 2024
Here are four dentists who have recently retired from the industry:
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Dr. Marla Yee to open dental practice in Washington, DC
Marla Yee, DDS, is set to open a dental practice in Washington, D.C.
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UnitedHealth confirms patient data was accessed in Change Healthcare hack
UnitedHealth Group confirmed that patient data was compromised during the Change Healthcare cyberattack in February.
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Top 10 dental, DSO stories in April
Some of the most-read dental stories covered by Becker's this month involved dental pay statistics, dental practice closures and insurance updates.
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Walmart Health to close all centers, ending its dental care
Walmart is closing all 51 of its Walmart Health centers across five states, signaling the end of its dental care offerings.
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New Mexico man pleads not guilty to threatening dental office staff
A New Mexico man has pleaded not guilty to threatening dental office staff for not seeing him without an appointment.
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Maryland dental practice burglarized
Police are searching for a man who broke into Sunshine Smiles Dental Care in Silver Springs, Md., Shore News Network reported April 29.
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Utah dentist retires after 54 years of practicing
A dentist in Utah is retiring following more than 50 years in the dental industry, according to an April 27 report by St. George News.
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Georgia dental college former staffer accused of embezzling $305K
A former staff member at the Augusta University Dental College of Georgia has been accused of embezzling more than $300,000, according to an April 27 report by WRDW-12.
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Wisconsin oral surgery practice experiences data breach, patient information exposed
Bay Oral Surgery & Implant Center recently experienced a data breach that resulted in protected health information being exposed, WBAY reported April 25.
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Las Vegas dental practice hit with data breach affecting 11K individuals
Somerset Dental Las Vegas recently experienced a data security incident affecting 11,321 individuals.
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Wisconsin dental practice reopens after neighboring building collapses
The office of Stanley Brown, DDS, has reopened days after it was evacuated following the collapse of the building next door, WAOW reported April 25.
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