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New York dentist sues partner owner for $1M
A New York state dentist is suing his dentist partner for $1 million and seeking to extract the partner from his practice, the Westfair Business Journal reported June 10.
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Los Angeles County, unionized dentists reach deal to avoid strike
The Union of American Physicians and Dentists agreed on a deal with Los Angeles County-owned hospitals to get cost-of-living increases and bonuses for unionized physicians and dentists, according to a June 12 report by the Los Angeles Times.
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UT Health dental school to launch Center for Regenerative Sciences
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio School of Dentistry is set to launch its Center for Regenerative Sciences.
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Virginia dentist has license revoked for 2nd time
A dentist in Chesapeake, Va., had his dental license revoked by the Virginia Board of Dentistry for the second time, according to a June 12 report byCBS affiliate WTKR.
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Kentucky nonprofit looks to open medical, dental school: 5 notes
The Community Foundation of West Kentucky nonprofit is looking to partner with Nashville, Tenn.-based Meharry Medical College to open a medical and dental school in Kentucky, NBC affiliate WPSD Local 6 reported June 11.
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Former employee of Michigan dental practice sentenced for embezzling $115K+
A former employee of a dental practice in Fort Gratiot, Mich., was sentenced to one year in jail for embezzling more than $115,000 from the practice, according to a June 10 report from the Port Huron Times Herald.
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5 dental updates in Maryland
Here are five dental industry updates that have taken place in Maryland since March 18:
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Maine woman sentenced for stealing $500K from dental office
A Maine woman was sentenced to 90 days in jail for stealing $500,000 from a dental office where she worked, CBS affiliate WGME reported June 11.
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Alabama dentists concerned about proposed Botox rule: 4 notes
Some Alabama dentists are concerned about a proposed rule that could limit where Botox is administered on patients, WBRC reported June 10.
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8 dental updates in Texas
Here are eight updates in the dental industry that have taken place since April 19:
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Hawaii's only no-cost dental clinic to remain open after $180K donations
Two large donations saved a no-cost dental clinic in Hawaii from closing its doors, KHON2 reported June 6.
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Louisiana oral surgery practice gets permit for $2.7M office
Lafayette (La.) Oral Surgery was recently granted a permit to build a $2.7 million office, The Acadiana Advocate reported June 7.
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2 Indiana dentists found not guilty of healthcare fraud
Two Indiana dentists were recently acquitted on charges of committing healthcare billing fraud, WNDU reported June 6.
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North Carolina dentist surrenders license
A North Carolina dentist has surrendered her license to practice in the state permanently after multiple infection control violations.
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Illinois dental office to close after owner's retirement
An Illinois dentist will retire from his practice June 26 after 46 years of service.
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ADA sells Chicago headquarters building to Lurie Children's Hospital
The American Dental Association recently sold its Chicago headquarters building to Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s of Chicago.
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Texas dental clinic battles landlord for safer work conditions amid heat warnings
Inspire Dental of San Antonio claims its operations are at risk due to a lack of air conditioning, construction issues, and code violations at its building, CBS affiliate KENS 5 reported June 5.
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Dental real estate company expands in 7 states
Chicago-based National Dental Healthcare REIT, a dental real estate company, acquired nine locations across seven states.
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4 DSOs expanding in Pennsylvania
Several DSOs have expanded their networks in Pennsylvania.
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Rhode Island dentist loses federal appeal in vaccine mandate case
A Rhode Island dentist who was ordered to stop seeing patients for defying the state's COVID-19 vaccination mandate lost his appeal in federal court, WJAR reported June 4.
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