LightSpun Adds Veteran to Drive Growth Strategy
35-year healthcare veteran who scaled dental and Medicaid programs to over $1 billion in revenue joins as LightSpun enters critical growth phase on the heels
35-year healthcare veteran who scaled dental and Medicaid programs to over $1 billion in revenue joins as LightSpun enters critical growth phase on the heels
Here are four dental leadership changes that have taken place since April 6: 1. Waltham, Mass.-based 42 North Dental welcomed Greg Wappett back to the
Dental therapist Rhianna Clarke shares how her varied roles in hospital, practice and teaching allow her to play a vital part in multidisciplinary dentistry. Please
The ADA Living Guideline Program is accepting comments through May 1 on the fourth installment in a series of evidence-informed recommendations for the early detection
The University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine has been awarded $3.7 million to create a clinic to serve individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Standard Dental Labs, a Florida-based dental laboratory consolidator, added Brendan Cummins to its board of directors April 17. Mr. Cummins has more than 35 years

Lawmakers in the Philippines have introduced a bill aimed at expanding access to affordable dental care through the creation of a nationwide oral health program
The American Dental Association released updated sedation and anesthesia use and teaching guidelines April 20, the first comprehensive revision of the guidelines in nearly a

Maltepe Dental Clinic, a 24-year-old dental practice based in Istanbul and serving patients from more than 85 countries, has introduced a structured four-step dental tourism

Health experts are drawing renewed attention to the importance of daily oral hygiene as oral cancer rates continue to increase across the United States, with
Colgate-Palmolive Company (NYSE:CL) will provide a live webcast of its 2026 first quarter earnings conference call on Friday, May 1, 2026, at 8:30 AM ET.
Dentists are among the increasing number of non-hospital clinicians suing patients over medical debt in Connecticut, according to an investigation from the Connecticut Mirror and