Michael Carabash, dental lawyer at DMC, answers a question he gets asked a lot, which is “are non-solicit clauses valid and enforceable for associate agreements?” Subscribe to Oral Health’s weekly e-newsletter to have the latest episode delivered straight to your inbox every week!
The dental surgeon that allowed a prison guard to extract teeth from an inmate in 2020 has now been granted an absolute discharge by a Supreme Court judge. Justice Melanie Del Rizzo found “that although Dr. Louis Bourget violated his position of authority and trust, convicting him of a criminal offence and putting him in … Read more
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is facing backlash and criticism after posting a five-minute video testimonial praising the dental practice Smile Texas for the cosmetic work she received. Many people found it strange that Noem would post such an infomercial-style video and the fact that she travelled to a practice in Texas rather than having … Read more
The Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario revoked the licence of a Toronto dentist Amir Haydarian who was found guilty of professional misconduct after having sex with a patient and fathering a child. Haydarian’s certificate of registration was ordered to be revoked immediately. A reprimand was issued by the panel but will not be administered … Read more
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According to experts, dentists are at risk for ear trouble. (DTI/Photo Miamiamia, Dreamstime.com) Feb 18,2011 | USA Dentists at risk for hearing loss by Fred Michmershuizen, DTI NEW YORK CITY: Everyone knows there are certain jobs that carry a risk for loss of hearing. Rock musicians come immediately to mind. So do construction workers who … Read more
by Constance Knieper The goal of the Federal Government is to motivate healthcare providers to implement and use certified electronic health records (E.H.R.) for all patients. This is a great opportunity for dentists; the incentives make it possible to recoup up to 100% of the investment in new technology. There are limitations; not every dentist … Read more
Invisalign discontinues 10 hour continuing education requirement. From DENTAL BLOGS.COM Are you one of the many dentists put off by Invisalign’s case submission quota and continuing education rules last year? Good news. Align Technology, Inc, the maker of the popular clear braces system Invisalign, has removed the quota from its requirements. Editor’s note – and health … Read more