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  • Volume 116, Issue 6 (June 2026)

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    As corporate consolidation reshapes medicine—and increasingly dentistry—access, continuity of care, and the doctor-patient relationship are at risk of becoming afterthoughts. ...
    July 8, 2026
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    In a world full of polished personas and persuasive tactics, authentic leadership stands out. Discover how transparency, vulnerability, and values-driven leadership build trust...
    June 20, 2026
    As large health systems expand, private practices face growing pressure to sell or scale. Strengthening operations, modernizing workflows, and improving efficiency can boost value...
    June 18, 2026
    Patients today are more skeptical of dental recommendations—especially when costs are high and symptoms aren’t obvious. Dr. Gordon Christensen breaks down practical strategies...
    June 13, 2026
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    Two dentists can view the same radiographs and still arrive at different treatment plans due to clinical variability. AI offers a way to improve consistency, strengthen patient...
    June 12, 2026
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    This month, Dr. Joshua Austin reviews SprintRay Pro 2, Voco GrandioSO 4U, and Bisco All-Bond Universal.
    June 11, 2026