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Seattle-based University of Washington is closing its Center for Pediatric Dentistry as the school faces a $36 million deficit, according to The Seattle Times.
Richard Smith, DDS, of Little Rock, Ark.-based Monarch joined the Arkansas Board of Dental Examiners, the NB Herard reports.
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Governor Rick Scott named Nicholas Kavouklis, DMD, to the Florida Board of Dentistry.
The dental compressors market is set to total $440 million by 2020, as found in a Crystal Market Research report, according to medGadget.
Sonya Thomas-Webb, DDS, became a 2017 Top Doctor in Chesapeake, Va.
Just Kids Dental in Two Harbors, Minn., received a $25,000 grant from Delta Dental of Minnesota, according to the Lake County News Chronicle.
With millennials comprising a large bulk of the population, dental professionals should employ various tactics to market their practices to this sector.
New York City-based Mount Sinai Health System and Long Island City, N.Y.-based ProHEALTH Dental cut the ribbon on their first affiliated dental office in Long Island City, N.Y.