California, Missouri, New York and Texas were the states where DSOs and dental groups were most active with practice additions, openings and acquisitions during November. Those states saw at least two ...

Dental Arts, a dental practice in Trinity, Fla., has been sold for $4.15 million and leased back.  The facility was acquired by the buyer as a long-term net-leased investment, according to a Dec. 1 ...

Henderson, Nev.-based PDS Health added five new de novo practices across four states to its network in November. The integrated healthcare organization supports more than 1,000 dental and medical ...

When computer scientist and entrepreneur Dharmesh Shah said, “Improve the experience and everybody wins,” he wasn’t talking about the potential for dental front-office AI. But he could have been. DSOs ...

Denver-based Lone Peak Dental Group has acquired a dental practice in North Augusta, S.C. The DSO added the practice of pediatric dentist Deborah Ashcraft, DMD, who has provided care in the area for ...

This month, dental executives spoke with Becker’s about workforce shortages, strategic growth initiatives and upcoming challenges for the industry. Here is what four dental leaders told us in November ...

Philadelphia-based Temple University received a $2 million federal grant to help build its new rural education center, the Republican Herald reported Nov. 25. The university first announced its plans ...

PDS Health Technologies, part of Henderson, Nev.-based PDS Health, partnered with the University of Michigan School of Dentistry to implement Epic for integrated healthcare. 2. Phoenix-based Salt ...

Family 1st Dental closed its offices in Plainview and Creighton, Neb., after struggling to find a new dentist. 2. The Smiling Face Company in Raleigh, N.C., suddenly closed earlier this month and is ...

Dental technology company Dentsply Sirona has named Michael Pomeroy its interim CFO. Mr. Pomeroy has served as CFO for several companies during his career, including GE, Highridge Medical and ...

Dentists spent an average of 36.1 hours in the office per week in 2024, slightly down from 2023, according to data from the American Dental Association’s Health Policy Institute.  Of the around 36 ...