Dentists

Nevada dentists might face budget cuts during the state legislature's session to repair Nevada's $1.2 billion shortfall, according to NBC's KRNV.

Stories about infection control practices amid the pandemic were the most read in June.

A woman who worked as a bookkeeper for a West Virginia dentist has admitted to charges of bank fraud, according to a July 10 release from the Justice Department.

A woman has filed a Child Victims Act lawsuit against Buffalo, N.Y.-based dentist Robert Herzog, DDS, claiming he abused her when she was a child, according to The Buffalo News.

Dentists who did not qualify for HHS pandemic relief funding are now eligible to apply for payments from the department's provider relief fund.

Here's the latest roundup of dentists making headlines.

Two California dental assistants are facing multiple charges of identity theft, insurance fraud and grand theft.

A recent viral video of a disgruntled dental patient is serving as a reminder of the adverse reactions many dentists face when implementing new safety protocols during the pandemic.

Patient volume is increasing at dental offices nationwide, but at a slower rate than it was in previous weeks, according to recent survey results from the American Dental Association.

A $2.5 million verdict against a dentist who drilled into a woman's tongue was upheld by a Missouri appeals court, according to Legal Newsline.