9 dental technology updates from February
1. Memphis, Tenn.-based uLab Systems received its 1 millionth clear aligner treatment plan order. 2. Aiomega, a biomedical company based in Tyler, Texas, received FDA
1. Memphis, Tenn.-based uLab Systems received its 1 millionth clear aligner treatment plan order. 2. Aiomega, a biomedical company based in Tyler, Texas, received FDA
Anushika Brogan reveals what her weekly routine looks like and why she always carves out time for family, friends and herself. I thrive on routine

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, Micaela Gibbs, DDS, MHA, Named as CU School of Dental Medicine Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs Gibbs will assume the role in June 2024
The collaboration between the two companies will provide “rapid resolution of insurance claims and attachments, real-time eligibility checks and electronic remittance advice,” according to a

The CRO team have recently receive a number of complaints from patients following attempted extraction, especially of lower 8s. These patients have subsequently attended hospital

Dr. John West will be leading a FREE CE webinar on March 27 at 5 PM (EST) that expands on the topic of the recently

Productive Dentist Academy (PDA), the nation’s leading dental consulting and marketing firm, is excited to announce its collaboration with Financially Led (formerly Cash Flow Coach

While the COVID-19 pandemic did not appear to create new disparities in oral health care for children based on race or ethnicity, pre-pandemic disparities persisted
Largely due to staffing shortages, high inflation rates and stagnant reimbursement rates, dental practices throughout the state, including many in rural areas, are being forced

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
The building would house the School of Dentistry’s classrooms, patient clinics and laboratories and be located on university-owned property co-located at the site of the