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3 recent data security incidents in dentistry
Here are three dental practices that have recently experienced data security incidents:
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Why 3 dental practices have closed
Becker's has reported on several dental practice closures in recent months.
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Orthodontic org warns against 'Mewing' TikTok trend
The American Association of Orthodontists warned against "Mewing," a social media trend to reshape the jawline and improve facial aesthetics.
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Oklahoma woman charged for forging dental assistant permit
A woman in Oklahoma has been charged with forgery and practicing dentistry without a license after allegedly posing as a dental assistant, according to a Jan. 22 report by The Oklahoman.
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Marshfield Clinic Health System to cut oral surgery services due to high demand
Marshfield Clinic Health System, an integrated health system with more than 60 locations in Wisconsin and Michigan, will discontinue its oral surgery services, the Marshfield News Herald reported Jan. 23.
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4 dental companies seeing revenue growth
Becker's has reported on several companies seeing a boost in their revenue in recent months.
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Federal tax bill to support dentists advanced
The Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act of 2024, which aids dentists, dental students and dental practices, was advanced in House and Senate committees.
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5 legislative moves affecting dentistry by state
Five states have introduced or advanced bills that would affect how dentistry is practiced, including expanding coverage, establishing accountability for insurers and authorizing dental therapy.
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Texas man pleads guilty to killing 2 dentists in 2022 office shooting
A Texas man pleaded guilty Jan. 22 to fatally shooting two dentists in 2022 at an Affordable Dentures & Implants office, ABC affiliate KLTV reported.
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Massachusetts dental office closes after 'unforeseen circumstances'
A dental practice in Hadley, Mass., recently shut down after operating for 57 years, the Daily Hampshire Gazette reported Jan. 22.
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Proposed anesthesia rules could change Illinois Dental Practice Act: 5 notes
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation recently proposed new rule changes that could affect dental anesthesia practices and adjust the Illinois Dental Practice Act.
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Florida dental assistant found not guilty of sexual battery against patient
A Florida dental assistant was recently found not guilty of sexual battery against a patient, Fox13 Tampa Bay reported Jan. 19.
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Driver accused of DUI after crashing into Florida dental practice
A dental practice in Clearwater, Fla., was allegedly hit by a drunk driver, according to a Jan. 21 report by CBS affiliate KIRO 7.
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Washington dentist indefinitely suspended after missing payments
The Washington Dental Quality Assurance Commission indefinitely suspended the license of Andrew Lai, DDS.
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Virginia dental office accidentally leaks patient information
Alexandria, Va.-based Mount Vernon Dental Smiles recently experienced a data security incident involving patient information.
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AtlantiCare to open 1st dental clinic
Atlantic City, N.J.-based AtlantiCare will open its first dental clinic in Atlantic City in February.
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Northwell Health acquires 2 dental practices
New Hyde Park, N.Y.-based Northwell Health recently acquired two dental practices to expand services in Nassau County, N.Y.
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4 recents dental 1sts to know
Several DSOs and dental groups have kicked off 2024 by opening milestone practices.
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Rural areas have less access to dental care, worse oral health: Report
Adults living in rural areas are less likely to visit a dentist and have access to an oral healthcare provider compared to their urban and suburban counterparts, leading to worse dental health, according to a Jan. 17 report by CareQuest Institute for Oral Health.
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ECU dental school reaches 100,000 patients served
East Carolina University's School of Dental Medicine in Greenville, N.C., recently celebrated serving 100,000 patients throughout the state.
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