A lack of updates in insurance practices and increased DSO consolidation has created a tough environment for dentists, according to Rajdeep Randhawa, DDS.
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Challenges with patients, insurers and the perception of dentistry are among some of the biggest frustrations for dentists at their practices.
Sage Dental has big plans to continue its expansion in the Southeast next year.
Recent research shows that the percentage of PPO plans offering higher annual maximums for dental plans has increased over the last several years, according to Michael Adelberg, executive director of the National Association of Dental Plans.
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DSO leaders are often faced with multiple challenges while leading networks of various sizes.
Dentists have several ways that they prepare for days packed with full schedules, complex procedures and operational tasks.
Consolidation is expected to increase in the dental industry due to a range of factors, according to Deborah Brown, DMD.
Advancements in technology and patient care will have a positive impact on the dental industry in 2024, according to Heather Foster, CEO of Dallas-based DSO Heritage Dental Group.
Next year could bring increased use of various dental technologies, continued workforce challenges and more innovation in specialty services, according to four leaders in the field.