Dentists

A federal court of appeals on May 19 reinstated a lawsuit filed by a former employee of UC San Francisco alleging retaliation by the school.

The U.S. could be entering a period of expanding supply of dentists and flat demand for dental care, according to a new report from the American Dental Association.

The U.S. currently has 68 dental schools. Data from the American Dental Association gives insight into these schools and their student populations.

The American Dental Association recently launched a new research journal, JADA Foundational Science, the company announced in a May 17 press release.

Penn Dental Medicine is to receive a $20 million estate gift from alumnus Carol Corby-Waller.

A patient receiving dental care at Topeka, Kan.-based Family and Implant Dental is voicing concern that the practice has closed after she paid them for unfinished care, reports CBS affiliate WIBW-TV.

A North Carolina-based dentist will be opening his own practice in Stamps, Ark., to provide community-driven dental care.

Since 2005, practice ownership among dentists has declined, according to the American Dental Association.

From facility expansions to new leadership appointments, here are 7 dentists making the news:

A dental hygienist previously employed at Aspen Dental Clinic in Crestwood, Ill., is facing 17 new charges of unauthorized video recording after allegedly putting cameras in the staff bathroom, reports Fox affiliate WFLD.