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Dentist salaries in the top 10 states to live in
The top four best states to live are in the Northeast, according to personal finance website WalletHub.
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Shuttered Ohio dental clinic sued for missed payments on equipment lease
Siemens Financial Services filed a lawsuit against the Dental Center of Northwest Ohio for failing to make payments on an equipment lease, WTVG reported Aug. 10.
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Illinois governor approves changes to Dental Practice Act: 5 notes
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker recently signed legislation that updates and makes changes to the Dental Practice Act, according to an Aug. 11 news release from the Illinois State Dental Society.
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Illinois to require dentists to submit controlled substance prescriptions electronically: 4 notes
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker recently signed a law requiring all healthcare providers, including dentists, to electronically submit prescriptions for controlled substances, according to an Aug. 11 news release from the Illinois State Dental Society.
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8 dentistry updates in California over the past 60 days
Here are eight updates on the dental industry in California that Becker's has reported on since June 12:
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Cash, medications stolen from Tennessee dental practice
Detectives are investigating after an unknown person broke into a Tennessee dental practice, wgnsradio.com reported Aug. 10.
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Massachusetts dentist sentenced to 18 months in prison for Medicaid fraud scheme
Scott Cale, DDS, was sentenced to 18 months in prison for engaging in a Medicaid fraud scheme.
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6 dental headlines from Texas over the past 60 days
Here are six updates on the dental industry in Texas that Becker's has reported on since June 22:
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State of dentistry in Nevada: 12 things to know
Here are 12 things to know about dentistry in Nevada:
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Illinois dentist forced to pay $20K in back wages to former employee
A dentist in Peoria, Ill., has been required to pay $20,000 in back wages after unlawfully terminating a dental assistant.
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Pediatric dental office breaks ground on project to combine 2 offices in Mississippi
Pediatric Dental Group & Orthodontics recently broke ground on a construction project in Southaven, Miss., that will combine two of its offices, DeSoto County News reported Aug. 8.
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Texas dental office destroyed in fire
Allen Lee D.D.S. and Associates in Houston was significantly damaged in a fire, NBC affiliate Click2Houston.com reported Aug. 9.
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Louisiana orthodontics office reopens 2 years after hurricane damage
Hamada Orthodontics in Luling, La., recently reopened two years after it was damaged by Hurricane Ida, the St. Charles Herald-Guide reported Aug. 8.
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Wisconsin speeds up licensing process for new dentists
The Wisconsin Dentistry Examining Board recently voted on a change to speed up the licensing process for dentists, WISPOLITICS reported Aug. 8.
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Kentucky dentist opens first private practice location
Jeffrey Hedges, DMD, opened Hedges Dental, his own private practice in Louisville, Ky.
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2 Arizona women arrested for operating dental office suspected of unlicensed dentistry
Two Arizona women were arrested for operating a dental office suspected of performing unlicensed dentistry, abc15 Arizona reported Aug. 7.
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Colorado oral surgeon earns humanitarian award from American College of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
Julia Plevnia, DDS, recently received the American College of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons' humanitarian award.
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North Carolina legislators considering changes to dental licensing, practice regulations
North Carolina legislators are considering a bill that would make several changes to dentistry in the state, CityView reported Aug. 7.
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Tend opens 1st Connecticut office
Tend recently opened its first office in Connecticut, ctpost reported Aug. 5.
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9 dentists making headlines
Three dentists who joined DSOs and six other dentists who have made headlines since Dec. 18:
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