The dentist you choose is shaping your destiny. This is Part 2 of 8. Today, we talk about your brain. Remember our two people from last week? Both the same age, …
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Dental Industry NewsDentists
All Things DSO: EBITDA, Overhead, and Opportunity
by Kim Purcellby Kim PurcellThe dental support organization (DSO) market may be improving, but the recovery has been slower and more uneven than many organizations anticipated. During a recent All Things DSO webinar, hosted …
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Dental Industry NewsDentistryHealth
7 Top Patient Trends Reshaping Dentistry in 2026
by Kim Purcellby Kim PurcellPatient expectations are growing faster than most dental practices realize. Seven distinct trends are setting the stage for 2026, each reshaping how patients shop for care, what they’re willing to …
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Dental HygieneHealth
5 dentist-approved smart tips to prevent cavities, gum disease, and bad breath
by EDSby EDSWhile daily care builds the foundation of a healthy smile, consistency and professional guidance ensure it lasts a lifetime. A few mindful changes can protect your oral health for years …
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Traditional Medicare does not include routine dental care: no cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals or dentures. For many seniors living on fixed incomes, that gap means hard choices: delay care, …
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Brushing and flossing are both essential, but doing them in the right order may help protect your teeth, gums, and even your heart. You probably already know that flossing and …
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Dental Industry NewsDentistryDentists
How the dentist and dental hygienist compact can ease the dental workforce shortage
by EDSby EDSMany Americans do not have access to proper dental care—this is a serious problem. What can dental professionals do to combat this widespread issue when they, themselves, are experiencing a …
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sharing your oral microbiome with your partner can influence your mental health
by EDSby EDSA ten-second French kiss trades around 80 million bacteria (so make it worth it!). Most of the time that microscopic gift goes unnoticed, but new evidence suggests it might also …
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Dental HygieneFamilyHealth
Why chewing gum might be doing more harm than good – People Daily
by EDSby EDSChewing gum might seem like a harmless habit; it freshens breath, keeps your mouth busy, and it helps some people to focus. But beneath the minty freshness lies a sticky …
