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ADA urges dental professionals to support Action for Dental Health Act
The American Dental Association is pushing for dental professionals to show their support for the reauthorization of the Action for Dental Health Act.
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Which states are losing the most dentists?
Massachusetts has the lowest net migration rate for dentists of all experience levels, according to data from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
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Why Florida dentists are avoiding rural areas
Student debt and low reimbursements are leading Florida dentists to avoid practicing in rural communities, The Florida Times-Union reported July 25.
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Future of Vermont dental clinic uncertain amid trimmed operations
The future of a Vermont dental clinic that had its operations scaled back months ago is now being reevaluated, the Bennington Banner reported July 20.
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Air Force Academy clinic creates dental records more than 1,000 cadets
The Air Force Academy's Cadet Dental Clinic created dental records for more than 1,000 basic cadets of the class of 2027.
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Which states are drawing the most dentists?
Idaho has the highest net migration rate for dentists of all experience levels, according to data from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
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10+ dentists making headlines
A group of dentists that filed a lawsuit against a DSO and more than 10 other dentists who have made headlines since July 25:
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Dentist buys Maine practice after previous owner's retirement
David Levasseur, DDS, has bought a dental practice in Presque Isle, Maine, after the previous owner retired, according to a July 22 report by The County.
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Washington suspends dentist's general anesthesia license
The Washington State Department of Health's Dental Quality Assurance Commission recently suspended the general anesthesia license of a dentist accused of disregarding patient safety.
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Louisiana orthodontist warns of 'DIY braces' trend
A Louisiana orthodontist weighed in on the possible negative effects of DIY braces, NBC affiliate KPLC reported July 20.
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Texas dentist to transition practice ownership after 30 years
Anne Lyon, DDS, is transitioning ownership of her practice in Austin, Texas, to Yaron Shvets, DDS, after more than 30 years.
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Dental assistant arrested for allegedly forging dentist's signature for prescriptions
A dental assistant at a practice in Leesburg, Fla., was arrested after allegedly forging a dentist's signature to obtain prescription painkillers for herself, according to a July 20 report by leesburg-news.com.
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Fire at Illinois dental office under investigation
A small fire at a dental practice in Buffalo Grove, Ill., broke out on July 18.
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Children's Wisconsin raises $1.7M for dental center expansion
Milwaukee-based Children's Wisconsin raised $1.7 million to support an expansion of its dental center.
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South Dakota board approves dentistry changes, lifts restrictions
The South Dakota Interim Rules Board recently approved several changes proposed by the state dental board, the Mitchell Republic reported July 18.
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National Museum of Dentistry, dental school earn $1.28M grant to enhance oral health education
The National Museum of Dentistry and the University of Maryland School of Dentistry in Baltimore received a $1.28 million grant to develop online learning tools to enhance oral health education.
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5 federal legislative moves affecting dentistry
Five bills have recently been introduced to Congress that would impact dental practices, insurers and student loans.
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Connecticut dentist pleads guilty to tax evasion
Paul Hanna, DMD, owner of Paul Hanna DMD PC, a dental practice in New London, Conn., admitted to not paying taxes from 2013 to 2020.
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Legislation introduced to make 20% tax deduction for small businesses permanent
The American Dental Association, along with a coalition of business groups, expressed its support for the Main Street Tax Certainty Act of 2023.
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White House to cancel $39B in student debt: What dentists need to know
The Biden-Harris Administration plans to eliminate $39 billion in federal student loans for more than 804,000 borrowers.
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