A 2027 comparison weighs cost and quality. It also measures access and customer sentiment, exposing sharp differences in availability and dental coverage.
The South Bend practice reaches its 12th anniversary with more than 750 reported Google reviews and a therapy Bernedoodle linked to patient visits and school outreach.
Dr. Holmes J. Galiano is set to join Jupiter Smiles Dentistry on Oct. 1, 2026, after graduating with honors from the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry. Available search results did not independently confirm the appointment, his Florida license details, or the listed academic distinctions.
Boston Magazine's 2026 Top Dentists list includes 11 dentists from Dental Partners of Boston. The recognition covers periodontics, prosthodontics, orthodontics, endodontics, and restorative dentistry.
Dentsply Sirona plans to add its US technology portfolio to Midwest Dental's offering on November 1, 2026. The deal will be the company's seventh North American dealer partnership enhancement this year.
A Texas Tech programme found diabetes risk in roughly 40% of screened dental patients in El Paso. All 71 patients with prediabetes or diabetes results were referred to primary care.
Letters to the Herald Times Reporter challenge the science behind community water fluoridation and support Brad Smith for Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District.
The University of Rochester will open the Eastman School of Dentistry on Jan. 1, 2027. The school will be New York's seventh dental school and will give dental education, research and patient care a separate academic structure.
Lyon College is pairing liberal arts education with Arkansas-based dental and veterinary training. Robert Steinbuch also argues that constitutional rights exist only when people enforce them.
After graduating from the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry, Dr. Kaitlin Cox has joined her father's Peachtree City practice. She is also expanding care for anxious patients and people with urgent dental problems.
Texas Comptroller Don Huffines is reviewing fluoride programs across the state. The inquiry will weigh public spending, health evidence and possible alternatives.
Four House members have proposed a pilot program that would use rural dental practices to expand affordable care for veterans.
The Kansas City Royals Foundation and Sun Life U.S. reached their $50,000 goal for TeamSmile. Each Royals single during the campaign triggered a donation for children's dental care.
The US dental implants market is on track to hit USD 2.3 billion by 2034. New tech and a growing focus on looks are driving this surge.
Castle Connolly's 2026 Top Dentists list for New Jersey is out, giving patients a trusted way to find the state's best dental professionals and showing how much oral health shapes lives and careers.
Veterans in Mount Sinai can get free dental care at Dental365 on November 8. The clinic's annual event tackles the real problem of access for those who served.
A new report shows how Indiana's rules and high costs keep pregnant women from getting dental care, raising health risks and calls for urgent change.
A million Americans cross into Mexico each year to escape sky-high dental bills, turning Los Algodones into the world's most concentrated dental hub.
With traditional Medicare excluding dental treatment for most, a growing number of Americans are traveling overseas for high-quality and affordable dental care.
Despite decades of dental innovation, insurance coverage for American adults remains stuck at 1970s levels, forcing households to shoulder ever-larger bills for essential care.
A surge in dental and medical access is transforming Orcas Island as the Health Care District funds new clinics and community health initiatives.
Nearly 6,000 patients received essential dental treatment during Smile Generation Serve Day as PDS Health and partners donated over $22 million in care and tens of thousands of volunteer hours.
Covered California will raise dental plan rates by 6.2 percent in 2027, citing rising care costs and increased service use while keeping enrolment stable and expanding plan options.
Dentists in multiple states are seizing new legal rights over insurance contracts, claim recoupment, and payment flows-upending the financial rules that have long favored insurers.
