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Minnesota dental clinic uses canoe to stay open during flooding
A dental clinic in Minnesota is set to fully reopen after previously using a canoe for emergency visits, according to a July 8 report by FOX 9.
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5 numbers making the dental industry nervous
Here are five statistics Becker's has reported on recently that could lead to future roadblocks in the dental industry:
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Hurricane Beryl shutters dental offices
Several dental offices are closed and without power after Hurricane Beryl made landfall along the Texas coast July 8.
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Dental ASC to open in Ohio
Glen Rock, Pa.-based Blue Cloud Pediatric Surgery Centers plans to open an office in Cincinnati.
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2 challenges the dental industry can't shake
For some dentists, the end of the COVID-19 pandemic provided hope that some of the issues plaguing the dental industry would subside.
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Illinois dentist placed on probation for billing irregularities, false records
A dentist in Elgin, Ill., was placed on probation by the Illinois Board of Dentistry for billing, records and conduct violations.
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Tennessee dental practice reopens after tornado damages office
Springfield, Tenn.-based Gentle Dental has reopened in a new office after a tornado damaged its previous office in December, Smokey Barns News reported July 2.
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California dental school gets $4M grant to study AI ability to detect oral cancer
Loma Linda (Calif.) University School of Dentistry received a $4 million grant to develop a biomarker using artificial intelligence to identify patients with the highest risk of developing oral cancer.
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Car crashes into Georgia dental practice
An SUV crashed into the office of Robert Gittelman, DDS, in Marietta, Ga., 11alive.com reported July 2.
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Oklahoma dentist to retire after 41 years of service
An Oklahoma dentist plans to retire this month after 41 years of practicing dentistry.
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Colorado orthodontics practice opens 3rd location
Taft Hill Orthodontics opened a practice location in Longmont, Colo.
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6 dental practice closures in Q2
Here are six dental practice closures Becker's covered during the second quarter of 2024:
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Texas man charged with practicing dentistry without a license
A Texas man was recently accused of practicing unlicensed dentistry, NBC affiliate click2houston.com reported July 1.
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Wisconsin dental clinic breaks ground on new clinic to double patient volume
Madison, Wis.-based Affordable Dental Care recently broke ground on its new office that will help the nonprofit double its patient volume, Madison 365 reported July 1.
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Dental College of Georgia staffer sentenced for stealing nearly $300K
A former staff member at the Dental College of Georgia in Augusta was sentenced to 15 years of probation for stealing nearly $300,000 from the school, The August Press reported June 28.
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Dentistry's top players
Several dental organizations have been recognized this year for their growth, performance and footprint.
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North Carolina dental, medical schools to partner on residency programs
High Point (N.C.) University Workman School of Dental Medicine and Wake Forest (N.C.) University School of Medicine recently signed a letter of intent to develop dental residency programs.
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South Dakota dental clinic reopens after flood
A South Dakota dental clinic recently reopened after its office was damaged during severe weather in the state.
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Washington panel suspends 2 dentists' licenses
The Washington Dental Quality Assurance Commission recently disciplined two dentists in the state.
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Michigan dental practice reopens in new office after flood
Canton (Mich.) Family Dentistry recently reopened in a new location after its previous office was damaged in a flood.
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