Dentists regularly see patients over long periods and can notice changes in medications, behavior, and overall health that other providers might miss. Medication reconciliation must occur at every ...

A dentist in Illinois accused of continuing to practice dentistry after his license had been revoked was sentenced to 18 months of court supervision, according to a story published on September 15 on ...

Last month I gave you the Lemon Test: two questions that eliminate at least 80% of the practice listings you’ll ever see. Do you actually want to live there, and how much did the practice collect last ...

Improving case acceptance requires stepping out of your comfort zone and embracing all aspects of case presentation, including the realities of selling, especially complex treatments. By refining ...

A group of dentists and doctors filed a U.S. lawsuit on September 9 challenging a law in Colorado that forces them to provide gender-transition care that they say clashes with their religious and ...

Most conversations about dental hiring focus on the obvious problems: open roles, rising wages, and how hard it is to keep a full schedule when you are short an assistant, a hygienist, or an admin ...

Math is my Achilles heel. It always has been. If I’m really telling on myself, as a high schooler, I only mastered the basic theories, never making it to the “real” math classes. I know teeth, patient ...

An administrative law judge ruled on August 27 that the state board of dentistry should dismiss a complaint against a dentist in Florida involving the death of a patient following a dental implant ...

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Replacing endodontically diseased teeth with implants may offer greater survival and function time compared to root canal treatment, according to a study published August 25 in the Journal of ...

Expanded function dental assistants (EFDAs) may have been introduced more than 50 years ago, but they remain an untapped part of the dental workforce in the U.S., according to a study published ...

Tooth loss in the U.S. may be significantly linked to visiting the dentist less often, as well as lower dental care expenditures, according to a large study published on August 28 in the Journal of ...