Today's Top 20 Stories
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Heartland, Concorde partner to boost dental workforce
Expanding dental education programs, specifically in the dental hygiene and dental assisting areas, are crucial to resolving workforce shortages.
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6 updates on dentistry in New York in 50 days
Here are six headlines and updates on the dental industry in New York, as reported by Becker's since Dec. 2:
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Dentist pay in 10 numbers
Here are 10 notes, stats and numbers on pay and compensation for dentists:
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Illinois dental practice opens new location
Todays Dental of Illinois has opened a new practice location in Joliet, Ill., according to a Jan. 23 report from Shaw Local News Network.
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Dental ASC chain to open Nevada practice
Blue Cloud Pediatric Surgery Centers plans to open a location in Omaha, Neb.
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Sage Dental opens 2 Tennessee offices
Boca Raton, Fla.-based Sage Dental recently opened two locations in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Why dental office managers are changing jobs
Approximately 37.5% of dental practice managers are planning or are actively pursuing a job change within the next few years, according to Dentalpost's 2025 Dental Salary Survey Report.
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4 oral surgery updates in January
Here are four oral surgery-related updates Becker's has reported on this month:
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23% of dental office managers plan to retire within 6 years: Report
About 22.9% of dental office managers plan to retire within six years, according to Dentalpost's 2025 Dental Salary Survey Report.
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New York dental office closes abruptly
Patients have been left with questions after The Kid’s Dentist in Liverpool, N.Y., temporarily closed without explanation, WSYR-TV reported Jan. 23.
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Dental insurance reform bill introduced in Washington: 5 notes
Washington legislators are considering a bill that would impose more requirements for dental insurers in the state.
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Wisconsin works to recruit dentists to rural areas amid shortages: 7 notes
Wisconsin has launched several initiatives aimed at bringing more dentists to its rural communities, Wisconsin Public Radio reported Jan. 23.
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Virginia dentist suspended for diverting controlled substances
A dentist in Williamsburg, Va., has been suspended for diverting controlled substances for personal use.
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Talent retention, profitability + growth: The 2025 DSO agenda
Attracting and retaining staff, maintaining profitability and organic growth are three of the biggest hurdles in the way of DSOs this year.
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Are dental office managers satisfied with their pay?
About 42% of dental practice managers were satisfied or very satisfied with their total compensation package in 2024, according to Dentalpost's 2025 Dental Salary Survey Report.
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New York college launches dental hygiene program
Watertown, N.Y.-based Jefferson Community College is launching a dental hygiene program, according to a Jan. 22 report from 7 News.
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P3 Partners Oral Surgery names new chief clinical officer
Charleston, W.Va.-based P3 Partners Oral Surgery has appointed Marshall Green, DDS, as chief clinical officer.
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Fluoride debate reaches new heights
The effects of water fluoridation have been heavily debated in recent months after new research questioned its impact on people's health.
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Virginia dental office destroyed in fire
West Richmond (Va.) Family Dentistry was recently destroyed in a fire, WRIC reported.
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How private equity will shape DSO consolidation in 2025
DSOs are facing a pivotal year in which strategic moves could make or break their appeal to private equity investors, industry leaders warn.
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