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Colgate, Walmart partner on recyclable packaging initiative, mobile dental clinics
Oral health brand Colgate is partnering with Walmart to spread awareness of its new recyclable toothpaste packaging and to bring mobile dental clinics to the retailer's locations nationwide.
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4 recent data breaches in dentistry
Becker's has reported on four data breaches affecting the dental industry since the start of 2022:
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North Carolina's proposed sedation rule for dentists causes stir: 5 things to know
A proposed rule change for dentists and oral surgeons performing procedures on patients under anesthesia has prompted a large debate among dental practitioners, North Carolina Health News reported May 4.
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5 dental power players
Here are five dental professionals who are industry leaders across multiple dental associations.
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Virginia dentists struggle to keep up with influx of Medicaid patients: 8 things to know
The declining number of dentists who accept Medicaid is making it difficult for low-income patients to access care, The Virginian-Pilot reported May 3.
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10 dentists to know
Below are 10 dentists advancing the dental industry.
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New York dentist pleads guilty to attempting to forcibly touch patient
A New York dentist has pleaded guilty to one count of attempted forcible touching of a female patient, according to an May 2 news release from the Erie County District Attorney's Office.
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6 dentists making headlines
A dentist who asked for $394,000 in tax breaks to build a dental school and five other dentists who made headlines last week:
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Beware of the Self-Serving Referral Fee when selling to a DSO
Has a colleague, friend, equipment rep, accountant or other dental vendor pushed you towards one DSO in particular? If so, chances are they are receiving a significant referral fee from that DSO for doing so. But their financial gain could be your substantial loss. Here’s why…
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9 dentist leaders to know
Here are 9 dentists who serve as leaders of dental groups:
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Kansas dental school receives $3M donation
The Kansas City University College of Dental Medicine in Joplin, Mo., received a $3 million donation from the Joplin Regional Medical School Alliance, The Joplin Globe reported April 29.
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Alaska dentist, wife charged with evading $3.5M in taxes, fraud
An Alaska dentist and his wife have been charged with tax evasion, conspiring to defraud the U.S., bankruptcy fraud, wire fraud and money laundering, according to an April 29 news release from the Justice Department.
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Top 10 dental, DSO stories in April
Several stories about dental compensation drew the most attention in April.
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Prominent oral surgeon to retire after 42 years in practice
Wendell Edgin, DDS, who served as president of several dental organizations and formerly served as a consultant to the U.S. surgeon general, is retiring after 42 years of practice.
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Louisiana dentist earns distinguished service award
Ghali Ghali, DDS, MD, was recently given the Distinguished Service Award from the Louisiana Dental Association, the Bossier Press-Tribune reported April 26.
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University of Texas, ADA given $2.4M NIH grant to research antibiotic use for gum disease
The American Dental Association Science and Research Institute and the University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio have received a $2.4 million grant to fund research into responsible antibiotic use for periodontal disease.
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California dentist charged in $5M scheme to defraud NBA players' fund
A California dentist is among 19 people charged in connection with a scheme to defraud the NBA's Health and Welfare Benefit Plan of $5 million, the U.S Justice Department said April 27.
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Vivos Therapeutics to open 3rd medical-dental office for sleep apnea treatment
Vivos Therapeutics will open its third multispecialty practice for sleep apnea treatment in Toluca Lake, Calif., in May.
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How 1 Michigan dental practice has grown patient base during the pandemic
A Michigan dental practice has been able to retain and increase the number of patients it sees despite a national drop in dental office visits during the COVID-19 pandemic, NBC/Fox affiliate Mid-Michigan Now reported April 26.
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Ransomware gang says it hit American Dental Association
A ransomware gang known as Black Basta is claiming responsibility for an April 22 cyberattack on the American Dental Association, tech website BleepingComputer reported April 26.
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