An Edgewood, Fla., dentist was arrested after an investigation discovered he had been allegedly charging low-income patients for Medicaid-covered services, double-billing and pressuring patients into unnecessary procedures, the Orlando Sentinel reports.
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Following reports of adverse reactions to devices containing metal, the FDA will be evaluating metals used in implants and amalgam dental fillings to determine whether the devices are safe and effective.
Four Minnesota dentists have formed their own dental group, Mosaic Dental, according to the Sun This Week.
Many older Americans are crossing international borders to go to the dentist and buy prescriptions, according to local NBC affiliate KXAN News.
Through various artificial intelligence tools, dentists and office managers can increase their practice's revenue by 25 percent, according to AIthority.
Sixteen of Florida's community health centers have received grants to advance oral healthcare from HHS, according to Floridian Press.
The Nebraska Dental Association has filed a lawsuit against the state's department of insurance,asking a judge to prevent insurance companies from determining the price of dental services they don't cover, according to the Lincoln Journal Star.
Older adults and nursing facility residents with poor oral hygiene have an increased risk of health problems, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
General Motors has reinstated dental and other health insurance benefits to the 49,000 striking union employees as of Sept. 26, according to MLive.com.
East Syracuse, N.Y.-based Aspen Dental has been growing rapidly, specifically in locations designated as dental health professional shortage areas by HHS.