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Delta Dental Institute launches campaign to increase dental workforce diversity
Delta Dental Institute launched Driving Greater Diversity in the Oral Health Workforce, a new campaign aimed to increase the number of dental health professionals from underrepresented groups.
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New York man charged for allegedly posing as dentist
A New York City man was arraigned on three felony charges for allegedly practicing dentistry without a license in White Plains, N.Y.
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5 things dentists should know about the Resident Education Deferred Interest Act
Several dental organizations are backing a bill that would affect interest accrual on federal loans for dental and medical students.
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State of dentistry in North Dakota: 12 things to know
Here are 12 things to know about dentistry in North Dakota:
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Prairie State College receives $1M grant to expand dental hygiene program
Prairie State College in Chicago Heights, Ill., received a $1 million grant to advance its dental hygiene program.
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4 dental updates in Florida
Here are four dental industry updates that have taken place in Florida since March 3:
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Public dental practice schedules were 12% more full than private practices in February
Schedules for dentists in public health settings were 97.5 percent full in February, according to a poll from the American Dental Association Health Policy Institute.
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4 things dentists need to know about the MATE Act
The Medication Access and Training Expansion Act requires dentists to complete eight hours of education and training before they can receive or renew their registration with the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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New York hospital opens Center for Dental Care
Buffalo, N.Y.-based Erie County Medical Center opened its Center for Dental Care March 13.
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CareQuest Innovation Partners, Matter team up to launch dental innovation program
CareQuest Innovation Partners and Matter are launching Smile Health, a startup program to provide solutions in oral health disparities.
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Colorado, Washington aim to increase dental therapy access
Colorado and Washington have made moves to increase access to dental therapy in their respective states.
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5 insights from 1 dentist's 60-year career
Richard Hess, DDS, has seen several changes take place in the dental industry during his career, the Daily Journal reported March 11.
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Affordable Dentures & Implants closes in Vermont, leaves patients without treatment
An Affordable Dentures & Implants office in South Burlington, Vt., closed suddenly, leaving patients unable to receive treatment, mychamplainvalley.com reported March 10.
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3 dental companies named to most ethical companies list
Three dental companies were included on the 2023 "World's Most Ethical Companies" list by Ethisphere.
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Tennessee dentist sentenced to prison for conspiring to commit healthcare fraud
A dentist in Knoxville, Tenn., was sentenced to six months in prison after pleading guilty to conspiring to commit healthcare fraud, the Justice Department reported March 10.
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4 updates on dental schools
Here are four updates on dental education that Becker's has reported on since March 3:
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State of dentistry in Wyoming: 11 things to know
Here are 11 things to know about dentistry in Wyoming:
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Washington dentist has license suspended over infection control allegations
The Dental Quality Assurance Commission has suspended the license of a Washington dentist after multiple infection control issues.
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5 oral surgery updates in 10 days
From practice affiliations to new programs, here are five updates on oral surgery that have taken place since March 1:
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Why 1 investment firm sees oral surgery as the 'next big market'
Oral surgery has become an attractive market for investment firms and oral health groups due to the high profitability of practices and how easily surgeons tend to adapt to joining larger organizations, according to one investment bank.
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