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Kentucky dentist booked months out due to workforce shortages
Patients of a Kentucky dental practice have to wait months for an appointment due to ongoing dental workforce shortages, CBS affiliate WYMT reported March 7.
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Wisconsin Dental Association launches campaign to combat workforce shortage
The Wisconsin Dental Association launched a social media campaign to help decrease dental workforce shortages.
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Most difficult position for dentists to recruit
Dental hygienist is the position dentists are having the most difficulty recruiting at their practices, according to a poll from the American Dental Association Health Policy Institute.
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Holidays, insurance, tuition reimbursement and more: What the best dental employers offer staff
Several dental companies recently made Forbes' best midsize U.S. employers list for 2023.
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10 states where dentists may have success hiring
Some states are having better luck than others when it comes to staffing, and according to personal finance website WalletHub, employers in New York are having the most success with hiring.
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10 states where dentists may have trouble hiring
Staffing remains a pain point for dentists, and many anticipate this challenge to continue over the next six months, with 66.3 percent of dentists citing it as a concern, according to a January poll from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
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Proposed bill aims to address California's dental assistant shortage
A new bill, sponsored by the California Dental Association, was proposed with the goal of tackling the state's dental assistant workforce shortage.
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How 2 states are tackling dental workforce shortages
Two states recently introduced legislation to help alleviate dental workforce shortages.
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Proposed Oregon bill allocates $20M to recruit dental hygienists and assistants
A proposed bill in Oregon to allocate $20 million for programs to recruit dental hygienists and assistants is being considered in the state House, according to a Feb. 13 report by Oregon Capital Chronicle.
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TempStars provides staffing service to 500th US practice
TempStars, a dental temping and hiring service, has provided its staffing services to 500 U.S. dental practices.
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7 dental workforce updates
Here are seven dental workforce updates Becker's has reported on since March 3:
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Projected workforce shortages: Dentists vs. physicians
More than 200,000 dentists will be needed to meet patient demand by 2030, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration.
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Staffing is the top challenge facing dentists
Staffing is the top challenge dentists anticipate facing within the next six months, with 66.3 percent of dentists citing it as a concern, according to a recent poll from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
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Association of Dental Support Organizations forms task force to combat staffing shortages
The Association of Dental Support Organizations launched a task force to address staffing issues in dental practices.
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How long do dentists remain at the same practice?
Fifty-one percent of dentists who are owners or partners have stayed at the same practice for more than 20 years, according to DentalPost's "2023 Dental Salary Survey" annual report.
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Dental hygienists were most challenging role to recruit in December
Dental hygienists remained the most challenging role for dentists to recruit in December, according to a poll from the American Dental Association's Health Policy Institute.
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Minnesota college cuts ribbon on $1M dental assistant training facility
Hennepin Technical College in Brooklyn Park, Minn., has cut the ribbon on its $1 million dental assistant training facility, CCX Media reported Jan. 10.
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Dental industry continues to grapple with workforce shortages: 4 updates
The dental industry is still dealing with a shortage of providers exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly dental assistants and hygienists.
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Vermont nonprofit dental services paused due to staff shortages
A nonprofit dental clinic in Vermont is pausing its services because of a lack of qualified employees, VTDigger reported Jan. 2.
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Number of dental provider shortage areas in states struggling to hire
Alaska is the most difficult place for employers to hire, according to personal finance website WalletHub, and there are 318 dental health professional shortage areas there.
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