A new state-of-the-art dental clinic, the first of its kind in Nevada, is set to open this summer on the UNLV Shadow Lane campus. Specifically
Waterpik has announced the launch of its newest product, the Cordless 1100 water flosser. According to the company, the model is designed to offer water
Investigators undertook a systems-level analysis to determine the factors influencing the onset and course of care for facial cellulitis of odontogenic origin among pediatric patients.
WATERPIK—the most trusted name in water flossing for over six decades—is expanding its lineup with the new Cordless 1100 water flosser. This model is American Dental Association (ADA)
Several DSOs have gained new funding this year to support their growth initatives. Four updates: 1. Southlake, Texas-based Allied OMS received a minority investment to
Cube Click has received approval from the FDA for Smile Dx, its flagship medical device. Smile Dx is an AI-powered diagnostic platform that can identify
Although lower dental costs abroad still attract many patients, the dental industry should set clear guidelines and regulations for practitioners facing unfamiliar and even high-risk
The Michigan Dental Association (MDA) has partnered with MEDVA to help dental practices overcome administrative staffing challenges by providing access to reliable, HIPAA-compliant remote support. This partnership reflects a
Dr. DiPilla owns multiple practices, serves as the Detroit Pistons team dentist, and uses a wellness program designed to treat way more than just cavities.
Governor Bill Lee, in collaboration with the Tennessee Charitable Care Network (TCCN), has officially proclaimed June 16–20, 2025, as “Smile Power Oral Health Week.” Smile Power Week recognizes
Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Imagen Dental Partners recently added an Indiana practice to its network. The dental partnership organization affiliated with Friedman Family and Cosmetic Dentistry in
The American Dental Hygienists’ Association (ADHA) has called on Arizona senators to oppose a recent House amendment to Senate Bill 1037, citing concerns that the