Whitney Palmer

Dentists are not frequently sued for malpractice, but a lawsuit is a possibility. It’s important to know the most common reasons suits are filed, ways to decrease your risk, and what options you have if you’re sued. How common are dental lawsuits? We explain the top claims against dentists over the years, and how to prevent a lawsuit on your team.

Whether on a job interview, or applying to PA school, learn how to answer the most difficult questions you might face. This Physician Assistant interview guide also answers what you should wear and what questions you should ask.

Life as a physical therapist can be nonstop. Add preparing for a PT interview and you now have a new assignment: stand out from the crowd. You’ll need to knock those conversations out of the park, and we’re here to help.

Yes, they can — and sometimes they do. Legal experts explain the 5 most common reasons why a contracting web developer could be sued or need to retain their own lawyer.

Failure to diagnose accounts for about 45 percent of optometrist malpractice claims. But there are 4 other main reasons optometrists get sued. Use this article as your malpractice prep and learn how to reduce your risk and what to do if you find yourself named in a lawsuit. Plus, read real cases against optometrists.

The results are in. A 2022 report on dental stressors reveals that even dentists don’t like going to the dentist. Oral hygiene, it seems, creates a discomforting dilemma. So as a dentist, how do you solve this for your patients -- even if they too are dentists?

Hey dental professionals, there are many reasons why you shouldn’t shrug off National Dentist’s Day this year. The main ones? Team building, self-appreciation, and community outreach. Here are ways to use this non-Hallmark holiday to grow your dental practice and celebrate your team’s hard work.