Three dentists joined DSOs, and 28 other dentists made headlines last week:

Three dental leaders recently made Forbes' list of the world's richest people for 2022.

The office of Thomas Analetto, DMD, was hit by a car June 24, WCVB 5 Boston reported. 

The Florida Department of Health restricted the license of Charles Stamitoles, DDS, June 22 in response to the dentist's legal history, barring him from practicing dentistry on female patients.

The California Dental Association partnered with software company Abyde to offer the association's 27,000 members business support for their practices.

Dental Debt Solutions, an online platform that gives dentists and doctors a new option to refinance their educational debt, launched June 23.

Fewer patients making appointments and cancellations continue to be the biggest factor preventing full schedules at dental practices, according to a June poll from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.

Boston-based nonprofit CareQuest Institute for Oral Health partnered with the Journal of Public Health Dentistry for a special issue that is centered around anti-racism in dental public health. 

Enrollment of female dental students reached an all-time high in 2021, according to new data from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.

The pandemic’s impact on the dental practice landscape