Hoverboarding dentist gets 12 years in prison for fraud, unlawful dental...
Enlarge / A man tests out a Hovertrax hoverboard produced by Razor at the International Toy Fair 2017 in Nuremberg, Germany, on January 1, 2017. The infamous hoverboarding dentist of Alaska has been found guilty of fraud and unlawful dental acts and was sentenced to 12 years in prison this week, according to the Anchorage…
The Dentist Will See You Now. But Should You Go?
Dental offices have begun seeing patients return for routine procedures, and are working under updated CDC guidance regarding the coronavirus pandemic. Seattle dentist Kathleen Saturay has increased the layers of PPE she wears when treating patients, among other precautions. Elaine Thompson/AP hide caption toggle caption Elaine Thompson/AP Dental offices have begun seeing patients return for…
A buzzy $3.2 billion start-up that assists you get braces without...
SmileDirectClub, a provider of at-home teeth-straightening systems that lets users bypass the orthodontist's office, has picked bankers for an upcoming IPO, Axios has learned. Details: The Nashville-based company expects to file its S-1 document by the end of June, with J.P. Morgan listed as lead manager. It was launched six years ago and expects to…
