Here is the latest roundup of dental companies and practices that have been in the headlines, including SmileDirectClub and UnitedHealthcare Dental.
1. Cincinnati-based Cordental Group Management has acquired Dubuque, Iowa-based AppleWhite Dental.
2. SmileDirectClub has increased its spending with Pinterest over the past year.
3. UnitedHealthcare Dental selected Colleen Van Ham to serve as CEO.
4. Irvine, Calif.-based Pacific Dental Services has expanded into Cincinnati, according to a May 29 news release.
5. Private investment firm Bain Capital Double Impact has signed a deal with Rodeo Dental & Orthodontics to support the dental service organization's future growth.
6. The Las Vegas fire department ruled a fire started at ABLE Dental was caused by arson.
7. Colorado Springs, Colo.-based Peak Vista Dental is alerting 27 patients that they may have been exposed to disease after equipment was improperly sterilized.
8. Harrisburg, Pa.-based Capital City Dental Care was hit with an age discrimination lawsuit by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after the dental practice allegedly unlawfully fired a group of dental hygienists.
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1. Cincinnati-based Cordental Group Management has acquired Dubuque, Iowa-based AppleWhite Dental.
2. SmileDirectClub has increased its spending with Pinterest over the past year.
3. UnitedHealthcare Dental selected Colleen Van Ham to serve as CEO.
4. Irvine, Calif.-based Pacific Dental Services has expanded into Cincinnati, according to a May 29 news release.
5. Private investment firm Bain Capital Double Impact has signed a deal with Rodeo Dental & Orthodontics to support the dental service organization's future growth.
6. The Las Vegas fire department ruled a fire started at ABLE Dental was caused by arson.
7. Colorado Springs, Colo.-based Peak Vista Dental is alerting 27 patients that they may have been exposed to disease after equipment was improperly sterilized.
8. Harrisburg, Pa.-based Capital City Dental Care was hit with an age discrimination lawsuit by the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after the dental practice allegedly unlawfully fired a group of dental hygienists.
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North Carolina dentist agrees to $730K Medicaid fraud settlement
Forbes: 3 AI-focused devices to make waves in dental industry
Las Vegas dentist office fire deemed arson by fire department