Featured Perspectives

Recruitment, competition and maintaining consistency of patient experience are some of the hurdles DSOs must navigate as their popularity surges.

As the effects of COVID-19 stretch into a third year, dentistry is one of many industries that have had to adjust.

With changes in dental coverage becoming all the more common, the payer landscape is evolving.

Traci Portnoff, DMD, owner and chief clinician at Cornerstone Dental Care in Westborough, Mass., recently reflected on what skill every leader should have and more.

Where dentists live plays a huge role in how they are compensated.

Private equity firms have shown a growing interest in dental the past few years, and it looks like they are here to stay.

With the dental industry facing several challenges that were exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, many are focusing on creating solutions to improve practice, enhance patient experience and decrease complications. 

As the connection between oral and overall health becomes more apparent, more organizations are working to integrate dentistry with other healthcare services.

Integrating teledentistry into telehealth could be part of the solution to closing the distance between oral and overall healthcare.

Dental offices could become one-stop shops for patients' overall healthcare needs if one dentist's vision takes off.