Melissa Busch[email protected]MalpracticeDentist accused of pulling patient's wrong teeth gets suedA patient has sued a dentist for negligence and fraudulent concealment.May 30, 2024Legal IssuesCourt affirms decision to pull license of 'hoverboard' dentistThe Alaska Supreme Court upheld a decision to revoke the license of a dentist who was famously filmed pulling a sedated woman's tooth while riding a hoverboard.May 29, 2024Practice TrendsHow busy are dentists? The answer may surprise you.Data from the ADA Health Policy Institute revealed the busyness of dentists in the U.S.May 29, 2024HomeDentist saves woman overdosing near dumpsterA dentist saved the life of a woman he found unresponsive near a dumpster.May 28, 2024Patient CommunicationStudy: Clear aligners aren't making patients smilePatients' social media posts about clear aligner therapy range from positive to negative once they begin treatment, according to a new study.May 23, 2024Legal IssuesDental manager indicted for major fraud, unlicensed dentistryA dental practice manager was indicted for allegedly committing Medicaid fraud and pulling a patient's tooth without having a dental license.May 22, 2024Legal IssuesEx-dental manager sentenced for embezzlementA former office manager at a pediatric dental practice who was accused of embezzling from her employer was sentenced.May 20, 2024PediatricsTechnique corrected child's crossbite without orthodonticsA simple technique corrected a child's misaligned teeth without orthodontic appliances or treatment, according to a case report.May 20, 2024RestorationsThese materials show promise for filling dental defectsTwo materials showed potential as effective bone fillers for treating tooth defects, according to a new study.May 18, 2024Legal IssuesDental assistant accused of abusing pediatric patientsA dental assistant was arrested for allegedly inappropriately touching pediatric patients during dental x-ray exams at a practice.May 17, 2024Previous PagePage 50 of 66Next PageTop StoriesLegal IssuesDentist cited for unnecessary, expensive treatments to keep his licenseAn Iowa dentist charged with repeatedly performing expensive, unnecessary dental procedures on patients will retain his license.PodcastsTransforming dental office managers into COOsSmile DesignClinical tip: The 'why now?' question that can help you close casesOrthodonticsWhat is coming for clear aligners in 2026 and beyond?Patient CommunicationIt's time to tackle the dental misinformation epidemic