New research found that baby boomers have a longer lifespan than previous generations but are more likely to experience illness, obesity and chronic health problems.
While 2020 has been a tumultuous year, 2019 saw some improvements for dentists. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), dentists earned a median
My great-grandmother “GG” was scrappy, maybe because she was a product of the roaring ’20s. She would come for a week visit and stay for
As baby boomers glide into the next chapter of being considered senior citizens, health problems can arise that can impact their lifestyle and abilities. Challenges
More than a quarter of adults in the United States are insecure about their oral health, according to a survey from Cigna. The poll of
There are 77.5 million1 millennials, and they’re changing the way we do business. Dental care is no exception. This generation is bigger than the baby
Just as technologies evolve, so do patients. Millennials expect much more from their dentists than previous generations—and they aren’t afraid to shop around until they
The global invisible orthodontics market will increase at a compound annual growth rate of 12.68% from 2016 to 2020, Research and Markets reports. According to
As baby boomers get older, the percentage of Americans older than age 65 is increasing. In 2010, about 13% of the population was age 65
