Oral surgeons may see an increase in consolidation and a split between oral and maxillofacial surgery in the near future, according to one surgeon's predictions.
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Luke Morgan, DDS, connected with Becker's on Dec. 1 to discuss what his practice, Luke M. Morgan, D.D.S. and Associates in Mechanicsville, Md., is doing to reduce operating costs.
The economic and industry challenges faced by the dental leaders of today — including emerging technology and the influence of private equity— are helping to shape the leaders of tomorrow.
Matt Carlston, DMD, vice president of marketing and partner recruitment at Comfort Dental, connected with Becker's Nov. 28 to answer the question: "What are you doing to reduce operating costs?"
Investments, consolidation, student debt and staffing were among some of the topics dental leaders discussed with Becker's this month.
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Good return rates from dental companies have been eye catching for investors looking to delve into the industry, according to Jeremy Krell, DMD.
A combination of digital technology, the aging population and an increased demand for cosmetics is encouraging changes in patient care, according to one dentist leader.
Dan Hosler, founder and CEO of Allied OMS, spoke with Becker's on Nov. 17 to discuss how he plans to "democratize private equity" in dental.
There are several factors contributing to staffing shortages at dental practices across the U.S., and pay is no longer enough to recruit and retain talent, according to one dentist.
David Block, CEO of Aesthetic Porcelain Studios in Los Angeles, spoke with Becker's on Nov. 15 to discuss consolidation in the dental laboratory and DSO space.