Like many other industries, the dental field has dealt with new hiring challenges that came about during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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An increased focus on sustainability, the widespread adoption of AI and improving salivary diagnostics are three of the most impactful advancements in dentistry during 2024, according to dental leaders.
Oral cancer is a growing concern in the U.S., and there is currently a gap in the market for an effective screening device.
Atlanta-based Benevis has perfected a model of care that is benefiting every role in the office.
While the dental industry has long been celebrated for its recession-proof stability, inflation has tested the resiliency of dental offices nationwide.
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The rising number of cases in unlicensed dentistry is a top concern for this practice owner, as the lack of education is harming patients.
Less regulation, the impact on debt markets and products becoming more affordable are three ways that Donald Trump's second presidential term may affect dentistry.
Many dental industry leaders are looking ahead to 2025 and what the year will bring for dentistry.
As we approach the end of the year, many dentists are focusing on their goals for 2025 and changes they'd like to see next year.
Striking work-life balance, choosing the right employer and building leadership skills are three important pieces of advice for individuals joining dentistry, according to seasoned professionals.