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State of dentistry in Connecticut: 11 things to know
Here are 11 things to know about dentistry in Connecticut:
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Connecticut dentist accused of Medicaid fraud rejects plea deal
A Connecticut dentist who is accused of more than $200,000 in Medicaid fraud, rejected a plea bargain offer, according to a Sept. 14 report by the New Haven Register.
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How costs are increasing at dental practices
Thirty-seven percent of dentists have seen up to a 10 percent increase in staff wages, according to recent data from the American Dental Association.
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12 megadeals shaping the dental industry in 2023
Here are 12 of the biggest deals, acquisitions and investments that occurred in the DSO, supply chain and dental technology spaces that Becker's has reported on so far in 2023:
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Former Texas dentist found guilty in dental surgery that left child with brain damage
A former Texas dentist was recently convicted of causing serious bodily injury to a child by omission after a procedure left a child with irreversible brain damage, the Houston Chronicle reported Sept. 13.
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6 dentistry updates in California in 1 month
Here are six updates on the dental industry in California that Becker's has reported on since Aug. 14:
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Indiana dental office ordered to pay $22K to former employee for retaliation, wrongful termination
A judge recently ordered an Indianapolis dental practice and a human resources manager to pay more than $22,000 in back wages and damages to a former employee.
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7 dentistry updates in New York over the past 60 days
Here are seven updates on the dental industry in New York that Becker's has reported on since July 11:
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Do dentists feel they have enough to do?
Nearly 22 percent of dentists said that their perceived workload left them "not busy enough" in 2022, according to data from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
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State-by-state breakdown of 72 dental schools in the US
There are currently 72 dental schools in the U.S., according to the American Dental Association.
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Pennsylvania accuses dental group of scamming patients
Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry filed a lawsuit against a local dental group for allegedly scamming Medicare patients.
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New York City dental office damaged in fire
A New York City dental practice was recently damaged in a fire, ABC7NY reported Sept. 11.
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10 dentistry updates in Florida over the past 60 days
Here are 10 updates on the dental industry in Florida that Becker's has reported on since July 12:
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3 of dentists' biggest management concerns
Dentists have three major concerns when it comes to the management of a private dental practice, according to a recent report from the California Dental Association.
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30% of dentists utilize teledentistry
Only 30 percent of dentists use teledentistry at their practice, according to a recent article in The Journal of the American Dental Association.
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Michigan dental office closes temporarily after car crash
A Michigan dental practice was damaged after a car crashed into its lobby, NBC affiliate WILX reported Sept. 8.
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Engineers create at-home test to detect early signs of periodontal disease
Engineers at the University of Cincinnati have created a device that can warn consumers about the early risks of tooth decay.
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ADA pushes for increased funding for veterans' dental care
The American Dental Association is supporting the VET CARE Act of 2023, which would increase funding and resources for the Department of Veterans Affairs Dentistry.
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Truck crashes into New Jersey dental practice, causing multiple injuries
Three people were injured after a truck crashed into Lakeview Dental Care in Cherry Hill, N.J., according to a Sept. 6 report by FOX29 Philadelphia.
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University of Oklahoma to launch state's 1st pediatric dentistry residency program
The University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry in Oklahoma City introduced the state's first pediatric dentistry residency program.
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