4 states disciplining dentists
Here are four dentists who have been disciplined by state dental boards so far this year: 1. The Georgia Board of Dentistry suspended the license
Here are four dentists who have been disciplined by state dental boards so far this year: 1. The Georgia Board of Dentistry suspended the license
Simone Ruzario explores why supporting dental hygienists’ and dental therapists’ wellbeing through the emotional toll of appointments is essential for the future of prevention-led dentistry.

Advanced Smile Dentistry has expanded its full-mouth dental implant services in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, increasing access to comprehensive implant treatment for patients throughout Bergen
The Louisiana Senate recently voted to advance a bill that would allow residents to vote to remove fluoride from their water supply. Four notes: 1.
About 22% of dentists have dropped out of insurance networks so far this year, according to a new report from the American Dental Association. The
The World Stomatological Organisation (WSO) has announced its official endorsement and support for the 2026 China (Yuncheng) Conference on High-Quality Development of Stomatology and China
Maine has enacted a bill that would expand the scope of practice for independent dental hygienists. LD 2030 aims to expand access to oral healthcare
Several dentists have begun leading new departments and organizations in recent weeks. Here are eight dentists who have been appointed to new leadership roles since
Written by: Melissa Shotell, DMD, MS INTRODUCTION The digital evolution of dentistry has had a significant impact across multiple disciplines, particularly in orthodontics and the
The NYU Dentistry Oral Health Center for People with Disabilities has received a $5.48 million grant to improve access to care. The funding will support

Blue Ridge Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery will provide free oral cancer screenings at its Fishersville, Virginia clinic on April 15 as part of Oral, Head
About 28% of dentists have added staff at their practices so far this year, according to a new report from the American Dental Association. The