As lack of access to dental care continues to be a problem threatening the systemic health of millions of Americans, more teledentistry startups are emerging to provide patients with virtual and affordable dental care and education.
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A New Jersey dentist faces up to three years in prison for failing to report more than $114,500 from his practice's income, reports NJ.com.
Staff members at Midway (Ga.) Family Dental are being credited with saving a man's life after two vehicles collided in front of the practice Nov. 4, according to local Fox affiliate WTGS.
Below are some of the latest updates from dental support organizations:
From appointments to retirements to deaths, here are the leadership changes Becker's Dental Review has reported since Sept. 1.
A Florida judge dismissed a lawsuit brought against Hartford Casualty Insurance by Raymond Nahmad, DDS, in which he sought coverage for his two dental practices' loss of revenue early in the pandemic, according to Law360.
Practice owners should establish boundaries and ask patients and staff to leave political discussions at the door, according to the California Dental Association.
For the first time, Chicago-based Aspen Dental's recruiting session will be entirely virtual.
Delta Dental Plans Association named James “Wells” Hutchison as its new president and CEO Nov. 2.
Many dental practices struggle to effectively communicate the quality of care they provide to prospective and returning patients. There are various digital marketing tools available to help dental practices engage with their patient base, but many dentists don't know where…