Developments in digital dentistry, imaging, AI, and the DSO market — and what they mean for how practices plan equipment and supply. We link to the original reporting rather than reprinting it.
Planet DDS reported 24.3% year-over-year growth for its Denticon platform and expanded its AI Agent Suite with new scheduling tools, restructuring DentalOS into modular suites and adding enterprise clients including Jefferson Dental and Mosaic Dental Collective.
Read on DrBicuspid →Overjet launched hands-free hard-tissue charting and natural voice periodontal charting in Overjet Voice, letting providers complete exams by speech that converts findings into structured entries in the practice management system — reported at over 98% accuracy and included for existing Voice subscribers.
Read on DrBicuspid →A look at how AI "digital co-workers" improve practice efficiency by automating recare follow-ups, insurance verification, and appointment confirmations — raising the baseline of everyday operations rather than changing clinical capability.
Read on DrBicuspid →Survey data shows dentists adopting AI tools across clinical and administrative functions while remaining cautious about using AI for direct patient treatment decisions.
Read on Dental Tribune →A new AI-assisted planning platform aimed at full-arch implant cases — part of a broader move toward software-led treatment planning built on digital scan and imaging data.
Read on DrBicuspid →A new Hong Kong facility for training clinicians in computer-assisted implant surgical procedures — a signal of how digital-workflow training capacity is building out across the Asia-Pacific market.
Read on Dental Tribune →A clinical article on how digital systems are compressing endodontic treatment and restoration into a single visit — the kind of chairside workflow that depends on fast, reliable scanning and imaging.
Read on Dental Tribune →On August 24, 2026 Colorado's Dental Board voted to temporarily suspend enforcement of Rule 1.7, which restricts dental service organization ownership arrangements, allowing the courts to consider the rule's validity.
Read on DrBicuspid →Dentalcorp, Canada's largest dental support organization, acquired 21 supported dental clinics in Florida — continuing the consolidation trend that reshapes how multi-location groups buy equipment and supplies.
Read on Dental Tribune →A leadership transition at one of the largest dental groups, effective December 1, as part of a planned organizational restructuring.
Read on Dental Tribune →A comparison of endodontic treatment against implant placement — relevant to how practices plan both their instrument inventory and their capital equipment mix.
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