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Dental office manager pleads guilty to failing to pay $750K+ in employment taxes
An office manager for an Ohio dental practice pleaded guilty to employment-related tax offenses.
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Arizona town gets 1st periodontics office
Queen Creek, Ariz., recently got its first full-time periodontics office, the Queen Creek Tribune reported Aug. 7.
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Private equity affiliation among dentists increases: 8 notes
The percentage of dentists affiliated with private equity has nearly doubled over the course of six years.
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Dental real estate company acquires 13 properties in 8 states
National Dental Healthcare REIT recently finalized its acquisition of 13 properties in eight states.
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University of the Pacific dental school, Stanford Medicine partner on specialty care
The University of the Pacific Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco is partnering with Stanford (Calif.) Medicine to expand specialty care for oral health and hearing conditions.
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Dental Practice Matchmaker partners with dental law firm on practice transition services
Dental Practice Matchmaker has partnered with the Dental & Medical Legal Counsel to provide practices with enhanced legal services.
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Kentucky dentist's license suspended after arrest in murder case
A Kentucky dentist recently had his license suspended after he was arrested in connection to the murder of a woman last month, WYMT reported Aug. 2.
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Florida dental offices close amid Hurricane Debby landfall
Many dental offices in Florida closed ahead of Hurricane Debby's landfall Aug. 5.
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University of Alabama to open satellite dental clinic to increase accessibility
The University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry plans to open a satellite clinic in Decatur, Ala., to expand accessibility to dental services.
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Washington dentist's license, permit restrained
The Washington Dental Quality Assurance Commission and Burke Jardin, DMD, entered into an agreed order that restrains Dr. Jardin's dentist license and moderate sedation with parenteral agents permit.
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Michigan dental practice earns approval for new location
Duffield Dentistry received approval from local planning officials to construct a new office building in Royal Oak, Mich., according to an Aug. 1 report by C&G Newspapers.
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Innovation in dentistry: 8 recent 1sts
Several dental companies have introduced innovative ways of improving dental care, including inventing new technologies, expanding care and implementing new business models.
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5 dentists retiring so far in 2024
Here are five dentist retirements Becker's has covered so far in 2024:
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4 states passing dental legislation in 3 weeks
Here are four states that have passed and signed dental-related legislation and bills that Becker's has reported on since July 11:
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6 dental industry updates in Texas
Here are six dental industry updates that have taken place in Texas in July:
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Texas orthodontics practice reopens after tornado destroys office
West Temple (Texas) Orthodontics recently reopened in a new office after its previous facility was damaged by a tornado.
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Texas dental clinic operator sentenced to prison for $6.9M fraud scheme
A Texas dental clinic operator was recently sentenced to 60 months in federal prison for defrauding the state's Medicaid program.
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Dr. Theresa Gonzales earns ADA's distinguished service award
Theresa Gonzales, DMD, received the 2024 American Dental Association Distinguished Service Award.
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North Dakota hospital adds pediatric dental surgery
Jamestown (N.D.) Regional Medical Center recently began offering pediatric dental surgery, NewsDakota.com reported July 29.
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Oregon dentist opens 2nd practice
Wolfe Dental, led by Ben Wolfe, DMD, has opened a practice location in Cedar Hills, Ore., according to a July 28 report by The Cedar Mill News.
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