Sheri Doniger's author description for Dental Diaries home page

Jun 1, 2009
Sheri Doniger, DDS, practices clinical dentistry in Lincolnwood, IL. She has served as an educator in several dental and dental hygiene programs, has been a consultant for a major dental benefit company, and has written for several dental publications. Her column, Dental Diaries, appears regularly on the DrBicuspid.com advice and opinion page, Second Opinion.
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Opinion: Biocompatibility belongs in every restorative decision
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Tariffs, Medicaid cuts, and a Dec. 11 deadline: What the midterms' Blue Wave could mean for dentistry
By Kevin Henry
DTA policy adviser Chris Rorick explains what the midterms mean for tariffs, Medicaid cuts, a funding deadline, and dentist reimbursement.
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Dentist accused of killing woman sentenced
By Melissa Busch
A dentist accused of driving drunk and killing a woman who was walking her dog near her home in 2025 was sentenced.
November 4, 2026
An unidentified man wearing an orange jumpsuit grasps his jail cell's bars.
Dentists seem to take TMD treatment personally
By Melissa Busch
There may be a surprising link between dentists' personal lives and TMD treatment, according to a new study.
November 4, 2026
A male dentist talkds with a teen female patient. Behind them is a modern, white dental operatory.
Opinion: Biocompatibility belongs in every restorative decision
By Dr. Jessica Shireman
Restorative decisions, one dentist argues, must weigh biocompatibility, not just mechanical strength.
November 4, 2026
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Start where you are: A practical first step for AI in dental practices
By Kevin Henry
Practices should map how they really work before adopting AI, says marketing consultant Heather Porter. Here's where they should start.
November 4, 2026
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Pediatric dentist gets probation for lax infection control
By Melissa Busch
Multiple infection control failures were exposed at a pediatric dental practice, resulting in a dentist's probation.
November 3, 2026
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When dental disease delays surgery: A case for closer medical-dental communication
By Dr. Anna K. McGuire
Siloed dental and medical care is harming cardiac, obstetric, and head and neck cancer patients, a hospital clinician says.
November 3, 2026
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What the oral cancer guidelines don’t tell you: How to talk to the patient in the chair
By Kelly Tanner, PhD, RDH
Kelly Tanner, PhD, RDH, explains how to talk with dental patients during oral cancer screenings.
November 3, 2026
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Gen Z, boomers, and AI: A generational researcher on what dental leaders are missing
By Kevin Henry
Researcher Jason Dorsey explains how Gen Z’s rise, boomers’ transition, and AI are converging to reshape the dental industry.
November 3, 2026
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Fired dental worker files lawsuit
By Melissa Busch
A long-employed dental worker allegedly fired over billing irregularities is suing her former employer claiming retaliation.
November 2, 2026
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Gum disease, more may mean raised risk of this cancer
By Melissa Busch
Gum disease and more may be silently raising patients' cancer risk, according to a new study.
November 2, 2026
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Do’s and don’ts for maintaining a 99% collection rate
By Dr. Roger P. Levin
Keep a 99% collection rate to fund bills, income, and growth, says Dr. Roger P. Levin. Offering these two options can boost cash flow.
November 2, 2026
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