Featured Perspectives

The threat of another recession looms over the U.S. economy. One dentist offered his perspective on how another recession, on the heels of one in 2020, could affect the dental industry.

Some of the top priorities for dentists during the second half of 2022 include maintaining consistent operations, recruiting staff and improving financial performance. 

Supply chain disruptions, inflation and patients neglecting their dental health are three challenges facing one New Jersey dentist. 

Maintaining oral health before, during and after cancer treatment plays a large role in overall health, according to one dental leader. 

Having strong listening skills, embracing change and inspiring others are among the qualities dental professionals look for in a leader. 

Prolonged staffing issues and accelerated consolidation are among the trends dental professionals are expecting to continue into dentistry's future.

As part of one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S., Joshua Gish, DDS, said he would describe Dental365's growth as a high speed bullet train — with no plans of slowing as the company chases its 100th location…

Dentists’ concerns for industry, workplace violence and consolidation are some of the topics dental professionals discussed with Becker’s this month.

The proliferation of DSOs and economic conditions in the U.S. are among the biggest concerns dental leaders have regarding the industry moving forward.

The increase in gas prices is making it challenging for dental employees to travel to work and has led some dentists to raise their staff's pay in order to keep up.