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GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN – January 27, 2026 – Since OrVance launched the first Retainer Cleaner that requires only 2 cleanings per week, it has become the preferred product practices recommend to their patients for Retainers and Aligners.


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During the 2025–2026 regular session, Washington State Senate Bill 6146 emerged as a high-profile proposal to address access gaps in preventive dental care. Sponsored by Senator Mike Chapman, the bill would create a new licensed role known as an oral preventive assistant (OPA), allowing these professionals to perform limited preventive services, such as prophylaxsis and perio...


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California’s Medi-Cal Dental program is facing a critical inflection point, and dentists warn that proposed reimbursement cuts could dramatically reduce access to care for vulnerable populations. A recent survey conducted by the California Dental Association (CDA) found that 49% of dentists currently participating in Medi-Cal would leave the program if the...


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