Two dentists want to see the end of heavy student debt loads and dental insurance benefits. 

Dental insurance has made it difficult for patients to receive care and for dental practices to be reimbursed, one dentist says. 

As labor shortages create challenges in the dental industry, DSOs have had to get creative on how to recruit and retain staff.

Eric Wachs, DMD, has experienced several benefits after becoming an educator in the dental field. 

While some dentists knew from a young age they wanted to join the dental field, others considered alternative industries before landing on dentistry. 

Dental education can be improved by providing more business and clinical training, one dentist told Becker's.

A California dentist sees products associated with DIY dentistry as troublesome for patients and dental practices.

Allied OMS has depended on its doctor-led platform to fuel its growth since its launch three years ago.

Four dentists recently connected with Becker's to share what their worst investment has been so far in 2023.

Several DSOs have begun working on or have already executed their plans to achieve milestone growth over the next few years. 

DSOs can employ several tactics to support their clinical staff, according to one exec.

This month, dental professionals spoke with Becker's about diversity initiatives, investments, insurance and DSO activity. 

People of Color in DSO was recently launched to help members thrive in the industry. 

Six dentists recently connected with Becker's to share what their best investment has been so far in 2023.

Music, jokes and blankets are among some of the things dentists are using to make patients feel more comfortable during appointments.

Dental365 plans to continue growing its network by partnering with dentists who adhere to the DSO's mission of providing high-quality care.

Michael Davis, DMD, a dentist at Smiles of Santa Fe (N.M.), was recently faced with a decision amid rising costs in the dental industry.

Many dental practices are seeing costs increase for supplies, materials and staff wages.

New technology is a significant driver of innovation in the dental field, and it’s a benefit for providers and patients alike. By taking advantage of cutting-edge technology, doctors can offer convenient, customized, quicker and easier treatments to their patients.

Ralph Oppermann, DDS, has seen increases in the cost for supplies and staff wages at his Michigan dental practice.