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The 2024 third quarter edition of the MLMIC Scope: Dental Edition is here! This comprehensive publication provides essential updates on the latest trends, technology and risk management strategies in the dental industry.

Most dentists are likely to receive a patient complaint at some point during their years of practice. When that happens, it’s important to know what to do and have a process to address the concern. Here are key strategies for responding to negative feedback professionally.

MLMIC is proud to launch our Dental Risk Management Program, which offers crucial strategies for managing patient expectations and ensuring a safe care environment.

MLMIC is excited to sponsor and attend several key dental events this September 2024. We look forward to connecting with the dental community and sharing insights at these important gatherings.

In this episode of The Verdict, Dr. Chad Gehani discusses the World’s Fair of Dentistry and shares advice for new dentists and students.

Dr. Eliscar-Hewett discusses her journey as a dentist, exciting events from the Second District Dental Society for new-to-practice dentists and the crucial role of securing dental professional liability insurance with MLMIC.

Even though musculoskeletal disorders are a risk in the dental profession, there are ways to prevent or decrease the extent of these injuries. Let’s look at some strategies to keep the physical body healthy during your dental career.

Even though musculoskeletal disorders are a risk in the dental profession, there are ways to prevent or decrease the extent of these injuries. Let’s look at some strategies to keep the physical body healthy during your dental career.

Teledentistry in New York is a relatively recent practice, with the laws that recognize and codified it having only been enacted in 2014 and 2015. Chapter 550 of the New York Laws of 2014 required health insurers and Medicaid to cover the provision of telehealth services, including dental services rendered through telehealth, in the same manner as those services would be provided in an in-person setting.

This month on Open Bar, we’re discussing whether providers must give parents access to the patient portal of their minor children. Here’s our expert answer to that question, taking into account the patient’s privacy rights.