New dental technology developments, changing market dynamics and the competitive labor market are three major points of interest on this dental group's radar for 2025.
The Latest
Family First Health, a federally qualified health center, has taken over operations at a dental practice in York, Pa., according to a Feb. 7 report from Penn Live.
The American Dental Association provided input on its small business tax policy, including how policies impact oral health and healthcare access, according to a Feb. 6 news release from the ADA.
The Illinois State Dental Society revealed its three main legislative goals for 2025, according to a Feb. 6 news release from the organization.
Here are five statistics Becker's has reported on in recent months that could lead to opportunities for growth and progress in the dental industry:
New York is facing a growing dental care crisis resulting from several accessibility barriers and a lack of support from state legislators, the Democrat & Chronicle reported Feb. 7.
Failure to invest in new technology could hold DSOs back from future growth as dentists and patients flock to companies with the most innovative care.
Pittsburgh-based North American Dental Group is making several investments in technology, staffing and patient care this year to support its network and drive success.
The Indiana House of Representatives approved a bill that outlines the framework for the state to join the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact.
Here are eight updates from Effingham, Ill.-based Heartland Dental so far in 2025: