Forty-six percent of dental assistants who voluntarily left the field did so because of insufficient pay, according to the American Dental Association's "Dental Workforce Shortages" report.
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According to the American Dental Association's "Dental Workforce Shortages" report, 42.9 percent of dental hygienists voluntarily left the field because of the culture.
Cyberdontics, a dental robotics company, raised $15 million for the development of a root canal robot, TechCrunch reported Oct. 17.
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According to the American Dental Association's "Dental Workforce Shortages" report, 57.5 percent of the dentists surveyed said the most challenging aspect of recruiting dental assistants was a lack of applicants or shortage.
While Aspen Dental recently opened its 1,000th office, the DSO still has plans to continue its growth as a leading dental organization.
An estimated 3.75 percent of dental hygienists voluntarily left the workforce in 2021, according to the American Dental Association's "Dental Workforce Shortages" report.
A Pennsylvania dentist pleaded guilty and was sentenced to probation for refusing to keep adequate records related to prescriptions for schedule II controlled substances.
A new executive for the American Dental Association and two other dentists who have made headlines since Oct. 13:
Three dental companies have named new chief dental officers since Aug. 1: