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Texas dental practice closes temporarily after car crashes into building
A Texas dental practice was damaged after a car crashed into it, ABC affiliate KVUE reported Sept. 5.
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Louisiana dental practice reports data breach, law firm investigating
A Louisiana dental practice was hit with a data breach earlier this year affecting 9,703 patients.
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6 dental acquisitions in August
Here are six acquisitions that took place in the dental industry in August:
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Indiana University launches dual dental, business degree
Bloomington-based Indiana University recently launched a dual dentistry and business degree.
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New York dentist eyes former pharmacy as a practice location
Rahul Kallianpur, DDS, a dentist at Brookside Family Dentistry in Chester, N.Y., is planning to open a dental practice at an old pharmacy in Pleasantville, N.Y., according to a Sept. 5 report from The Examiner News.
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Oklahoma receives a 'D' on its oral health report card
The Oklahoma Oral Health Coalition has given the state a "D" on its 2023 oral health report card.
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2 reasons dental offices are closing in 2023
Becker's has reported on eight dental practice closings so far this year.
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How insurance reimbursement for owners has changed over the past year
More than 40 percent of dental practice owners reported that insurance reimbursement from all companies has stayed the same over the past 12 months, according to a recent poll from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
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Why A Dentists Should Consider Affiliating with a DSO
In the rapidly evolving dental industry, dentists are constantly being presented with new avenues to enhance their practices and ensure the best possible patient care.
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State of dentistry in Tennessee: 12 things to know
Here are 12 things to know about dentistry in Tennessee:
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California dentists can administer flu, COVID vaccines in office
Licensed dentists in California can set up a vaccination program in their offices where they can administer flu vaccine and COVID-19 vaccines.
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Dentists' confidence in the economic recovery slips
Only 11.7 percent of dentists are "very confident" in the economic recovery of the general dental sector, according to a poll from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
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California man posing as dental hygienist arrested
A 32-year-old Los Angeles man was arrested for pretending to be a dental hygienist, according to an Aug. 30 report by The Rogersville Review.
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Dentistry, engineering researchers create new bone regenerating material
Cortino Sukotjo, DDS, PhD, and Christos Takoudis, PhD, researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago, have partnered to create a new bone regrowth material.
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Top 10 dental, DSO stories in August
Stories about legislation, retirements and a tuberculosis outbreak were among the most-read articles covered by Becker's this month.
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3 dental, health system partnerships to know
Several dental organizations and health systems have collaborated on initiatives to increase access to care and integrate oral health services and medical care.
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High Point University dental school receives initial accreditation
High Point (N.C.) University’s Workman School of Dental Medicine was accredited by the Commission on Dental Accreditation Aug. 24.
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See which dental exec is among the highest paid healthcare CEOs
Align Technology CEO Joseph Hogan is among the 20 highest paid healthcare CEOs in the U.S., according to data from research firm Equilar provided to Becker's Aug. 25.
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Collaborative project underway to develop oral cancer vaccine
An interdisciplinary group at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston is working to create a personalized vaccine for oral cancer.
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Former Arizona dental office manager arrested for stealing $40K
Brianna Anderson, a former dental practice manager in Sierra Vista, Ariz., has been arrested for fraud, theft and money laundering.
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