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Do DSOs improve access to care?

The growth of dental service organizations in the U.S. does not appear to correlate to improved access to care, according to a commentary.

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What dentists can expect to face in the next 6 months

Looking ahead at the next six months, dentists expect staffing to be one of their top challenges, according to the ADA Health Policy Institute

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Overcoming staffing shortages with admin tech

Dental practices must adapt to the industry's harsh reality and deploy scalable, automated solutions to free up time and reduce administrative obligations.

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White dentists outearn Black dentists by about 30%

Black dentists in the U.S. earn net incomes that are about 30% below those of white dentists, according to a study.

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HPI: Dental hygienists, assistants get pay hikes of up to 6%

About eight out of 10 dentists have given pay raises – commonly in the range of 4-6% – to dental hygienists and assistants, according to a poll.

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