Dentists

The Dental Center of Northwest Ohio in Toledo is notifying patients of a Sept. 1, 2018, data breach.

Here are six dental companies making headlines:

A Florida House of Representatives healthcare panel is pushing forward on a bill that would repay dental students' loans, according to WTXL, an ABC affiliate.

Oral-B unveiled its Genius X brush, which features artificial intelligence technology.

The CDC estimates that each day more than 130 overdose deaths occur in the U.S. from opioids, with the economic costs exceeding $500 billion annually, the Albuquerque Journal reports.

Stratasys introduced its J720 Dental printer, which is designed to reduce turnaround times and streamline operations at dental labs.

Multiple businesses around a Castle Shannon, Pa.-based dental practice are facing water damage after a faulty tool from the practice caused a water leak, according to WTAE.

A Missouri jury found dental owners Pamela Van Drie and her husband Lorin Van Drie guilty of submitting nearly $1 million in fraudulent Medicaid claims, according to KY3.

Chapel Hill-based University of North Carolina will rename its dental school after receiving a $27.68 million donation, the largest in the university's history, according to The News and Observer.

North Port, Fla.-based police shut down a dental office that was running its operations out of a home garage, according to WFLA, an NBC affiliate.