A 67-year-old orthodontist from Canton, Ga., died Aug. 7 from COVID-19, 11Alive.com reported Aug. 11.
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New Haven, Conn.-based Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center has entered a civil settlement agreement with the federal and state governments, paying $350,000 to resolve allegations that it improperly billed Connecticut's Medicaid program for dental services, according to an Aug. 11 news…
From costs and demographics to advanced education programs and clock hours, dental education in the U.S. continues to rapidly change.
Penn Dental Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia named Michael Glick, DMD, as director of the school's new Center for Integrative Global Oral Health.
A recent study published in the Journal of Public Economics examines the effect of past dental Medicaid expansions on accessibility nationwide.
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As the dental industry continues to expand, so do the places where it all begins — dental schools.
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New York City-based Tend opened a Washington, D.C., location Aug. 9, the startup's first location outside of New York City.
The United States Department of Veterans Affairs recently launched a new program that expands dental care access for VA-enrolled veterans through partnerships with dental practices.
A recent survey by market research company YouGov found the majority of West Virginia voters supported the addition of dental coverage to Medicare.