Harlo Donelson, DDS, 85, is nearing his 55th anniversary and has no plans of stopping, serving as the only dentist in Memphis, Mo., for 54 years, the Herald-Whig reports.

Danaher Corp. announced an 18 percent earning decrease for the first quarter fiscal year 2017 on April 20.

DeWitt, N.Y.-based Aspen Dental opened two offices in Bloomingdale and Algonquin, Ill., The Daily Herald reports.

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The Productive Dentist Academy added Tom Larkin, DDS, as its first clinical director of dental excellence.

The American Sleep and Breathing Academy named Edward Shukovsky, DDS, a diplomate.

Apex Dental Stansbury Park (Utah), is hosting its annual Smiles for Success event, providing care to military members and the public service sector.

Retired dentist James Young, DDS, donated $50,000 to the Oklahoma State Science and Engineering Fair after learning the state cut its funding for 2018, NewsOn6 reports.

Aspen Dental's new Texarkana, Texas-based office will open on April 20.

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Cindy Imler, DDS, has worked in the dental industry for 40 years, and recently began providing pediatric patients with free care on the Dental Bus, CTV News reports.

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The International Association of HealthCare Professionals included Henry Buhl, DDS, and Franklin Dentremont, DMD, in its The Leading Physicians of the World publication.

Melville, N.Y.-based Henry Schein donated more than $80,000 in supplies and equipment to New York City-based Children's Aid Society.

Biddeford, Maine-based University of New England's inaugural dental class will graduate on May 20, 2017, Mainebiz reports.

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Louisville, Ky.-based Delta Dental of Kentucky CEO Cliff Maesaka, DDS, resigned from the position March 30, 2017, Louisville Business First reports.

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Dental coverage for adult enrollees is optional under Medicaid, but when offered, is often utilized. However, Medicaid expansion had a mixed effect on utilization, according to a study published in Health Affairs.