Dental Industry Contracts Unfairly Require Arbitration
Forced arbitration is becoming commonplace in many dental industry agreements. It replaces potential litigation through the civil legal process, as well as via.
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Aspen Completes ClearChoice Acquisition
Aspen Dental Management Inc (ADMI) has completed its acquisition of ClearChoice Management Services (CCMS), which provides practice support services to the nationwide network.
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Dental Care Alliance Forms Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council
The Dental Care Alliance (DCA) has formed the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council to drive change and organizational growth throughout the dental service.
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North American Dental Group Adds 17 Offices to Its Network
North American Dental Group (NADG) has welcomed 17 new dental offices across six states since the start of the fall. NADG now supports.
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How to Find Work-Life Balance as a Woman Dentist in Good Times and Bad
Growing up, I had a lot of dental needs from the time I was six to when I was about 16 years old..
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Benevis Names Albright CEO
Benevis has appointed Craig Albright as its chief executive officer. The company manages dental support operations in 16 states for nearly 200 clinics.
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California’s Definition of Corporate Dentistry Inhibits Franchise Opportunities
Dental service organizations (DSOs) have become ubiquitous in the United States. Recent statistics from the ADA indicate that greater than 7% of all.
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SmileDirectClub Partners With 450-Practice DSO
SmileDirectClub has partnered with Smile Brands Inc and its 450 affiliated dental practices across 18 states to allow consumers to begin their clear.
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Father and Son Influence Each Other’s Dental Careers
Chad Schulz followed in his father Sidney’s footsteps, building a career in dentistry, with a dream of joining him in private practice. But.
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COVID-19 Punishes High-Yield Bonds in the Dental Industry
Some household names in the dental industry, particularly dental service organizations (DSOs), were among the top 200 loans with the largest price declines.
