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Dental funding getting plenty of airplay in lead up to Federal Election


Oral health and dental funding have been receiving some attention as we move closer to a Federal election announcement. The media coverage started with The Australian Greens’ announcement of their new dental policy which promises to invest $5.8 billion to provide Medicare-funded dental care to all young people, aged pensioners and anyone receiving Commonwealth funded benefits.



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Practice ordered to pay $40,000 compo bill to worker fired for alleged embezzlement


A small dentistry business who fired a practice manager for allegedly embezzling money has been ordered to pay her $40,000 in compensation after a successful Fair Work Commission (FWC) appeal. In a case heard by the commission in Sydney yesterday, Hurstville-based Mastery Dental was decided to have unfairly dismissed the worker and must pay the compo bill within 14 days.


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Open wide and it won't hurt as much: dental stocks and how they're looking


Dental work is a little like a rising stock: you can put off buying it, but it’ll only get more expensive the longer you wait. But in the case of going to the dentist, it'll also be more painful. Stockhead monitors four toothy stocks on the ASX which will fix your teeth and claim to brighten your share portfolio.


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Sidelined JV partners weigh in on Smiles Inclusive board stoush


Joint venture partners of struggling dental practice Smiles Inclusive (ASX: SIL) are hopeful the current board upheaval could pave the way for an "amicable solution" to a problem they allege has cost around $20 million in lost profit share. Australian Aged Dental Care, which trades as Australian Mobile Dental Care, was one of 56 practices acquired by Smiles Inclusive in a joint venture in April last year when mobile clinics were brought under the brand Smiles OnSite.


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Teeth whitening products can harm protein-rich tooth layer


Researchers show active ingredient in whitening strips damages dentin. Americans spend more than a billion dollars on teeth whitening products each year. Although these products can make smiles brighter, new research shows that they might also be causing tooth damage.


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