
CDC’s Division of Oral Health eliminated amid federal restructuring
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s entire Division of Oral Health was eliminated April 1, amid the Trump administration’s efforts to majorly restructure federal

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s entire Division of Oral Health was eliminated April 1, amid the Trump administration’s efforts to majorly restructure federal

Women We Admire, one of the fastest-growing networks of professional women, has named U.S. Oral Surgery Management (USOSM) Chief Operations Officer Alisa Ulrey as a
Only 34.9% of dentists are confident in the economic conditions of the U.S. for the next six months, down from over 50% in the fourth
A new analysis highlights the growing trend of group practice affiliations among dental specialists in the U.S. According to recent data, 27% of general dentists

Dentalcorp Holdings Ltd. (“Dentalcorp” or the “company”) (TSX: DNTL), Canada’s largest and one of North America’s fastest-growing networks of dental practices, announced that it will

Having a bright, white smile is often considered a sign of beauty and good health. Many people seek teeth whitening treatments to improve their appearance
The ADA is pushing for the exemption of medical and dental supplies, equipment and devices from tariffs due to concerns about rising costs and supply
In dentistry, precision is everything. Whether performing a routine examination, preparing a tooth for restoration, or placing an implant, visibility plays a critical role in
Four dental industry leaders were included on Forbes‘ “World’s Billionaires List” for 2025. Forbes used stock prices and exchange rates from March 7 to create

Cavities are a common dental issue among young children, including 5-year-olds. At this stage, children typically have a full set of primary (baby) teeth, which

Apical cysts are formed when bacteria invade the pulp cavity, causing infection of the tissues around the root apex, like an unexploded bomb in the
Adults in Utah who are 21 and older are now eligible for dental coverage under Medicaid, the Utah News Dispatch reported April 1. Previously, those