Is NHS dentistry collapsing – or has that become a narrative?
‘It’s not all doom and gloom’: Del Kahya addresses the ‘skewed perception’ of NHS dentistry and why it’s important to promote balanced discussions. It’s understandable
‘It’s not all doom and gloom’: Del Kahya addresses the ‘skewed perception’ of NHS dentistry and why it’s important to promote balanced discussions. It’s understandable
1. Oryx Dental Software and Pearl partnered to add Pearl’s Second Opinion artificial intelligence software. 2. Dental equipment manufacturer Planmeca is integrating Pearl’s artificial intelligence
We have today published our latest round of research into the public’s views and experiences of dentistry, which encompasses views on a range of issues,
The management services organization affiliated with Elevation Implant Services in McLean, Va., and Integrative Oral & Facial Surgery, which has locations in McLean, Va., and

Linkwell Health, the premier consumer engagement technology company in healthcare, and Avēsis, one of the nation’s leading providers of dental, vision, and specialty benefits, announced
1. Minnesota. Gov. Tim Walz signed the 2023 Health and Human Service omnibus bill, which expands dental care for adults on Medicaid. Starting in 2024,
Pearl, the global leader in dental AI solutions, and VisiQuick, one of Europe’s top dental imaging software platforms, announced that Pearl’s Second Opinion disease detection
With a normal bite, the upper jaw and teeth are sitting slightly in front of the lower jaw. However, when people are described as having

Bad breath, also known as halitosis, can be an embarrassing problem that affects your social life and self-confidence. While there are many causes of bad

Benevis is proud to share that 26 of its supported practices across 11 states provided free dental care to over 375 children and adults during

Patterson Companies announced two new additions to the organization’s leadership team with the promotion of Samantha Bergeson to chief human resources officer (CHRO) and the
The federal agency released updated compensation data for dental jobs on April 25 to reflect 2022 information. Here are five states with the largest decreases