Automation holds great potential for dental practices, which some perceive as lagging behind the broader medical field in terms of technology adoption.
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Several DSOs were recently recognized for their growth across the U.S., and others reached major practice milestones.
HHS recommended increased cybersecurity measures for healthcare organizations, and several dental groups called for the authorization of FDA regulation for synthetic nicotine products.
Lightwave, a dental leadership organization serving the mid-Atlantic region, has selected Tab32 to be its sole cloud dental practice management software.
Dental group Brush365 has partnered with payment platform FeatherPay to give patients flexibility on how they pay for dental care.
A Texas man has been charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon in the March 16 shooting of two dentists who worked in a Tyler, Texas, dental office, local ABC affiliate KLTV reported.
Nearly all U.S. adults plan to visit a dentist this year as many credit the pandemic with making them more health-conscious, according to a March 16 Delta Dental report.
New York City-based orthodontics chain Diamond Braces is adding a location in Long Island, N.Y., Long Island Business News reported March 16.
Irvine, Calif.-based Pacific Dental Services Foundation recently gave $80,000 in scholarships to 17 dental assisting students.