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The dental healthcare industry is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by shifts in patient behaviors, escalating administrative support needs within practices, and advancements in technology. A new report from Benevis reveals key trends and developments reshaping the future
Benevis, a leading dental healthcare and orthodontics delivery organization committed to providing quality care to underserved communities, celebrates another impactful year of advancing children’s and families’ access to care and improving oral health outcomes. In 2024, the organization
DentalMonitoring is a technology company dedicated to enhancing the quality and efficiency of oral healthcare. Through collaborations with orthodontic professionals, industry leaders, and manufacturers, DentalMonitoring is championing the use of data to drive continuous improvement. Orthodontists utilize DentalMonitoring’s
Overjet, a leader in dental artificial intelligence solutions for some of the largest dental groups, today announced a partnership with Jefferson Dental & Orthodontics, one of the fastest-growing dental service organizations in the country. By incorporating Overjet’s AI
Retrace, the leader in oral health innovation and authority in dental quality metrics, today announced the launch of its real-time network for oral health providers, payers and patients to deliver instant value-based payments and care. A first for
quip, the modern oral healthcare company with over 7.5 million users, today announced it has raised $100 million in growth funding from Cowen Sustainable Investments (CSI). On the heels of reaching profitability, expanding into new oral care verticals,
The FDI World Dental Federation has released Promoting Oral Health for Refugees: An Advocacy Guide to help clinicians and other parties plan and implement successful strategies and advocacy to improve the oral health of refugees around the world.
Despite mandatory state dental coverage, children in the foster care system face significant barriers to accessing oral healthcare, according to the University of Minnesota. For example, most children in the foster care system have medical and dental coverage
Othman Shibly, DDS, of the University at Buffalo (UB) School of Dental Medicine traveled to Lebanon in April to provide oral healthcare to Syrians who are now refugees. He also delivered medical supplies and trained community healthcare workers
