A Q&A with Rob Daniel, Vice President of Field Operations, Benevis, discussing his personal and professional passions, which closely align with the company’s commitment to caring for the oral health needs of the underserved.
Benevis recognizes Men's Health Month by advocating for greater awareness of the increased oral health risks men face due to their lifestyle choices, social drivers of health, and sex and gender identity.
Benevis volunteers have positively impacted the oral health of more than 3,800 uninsured and underinsured patients during Sharing Smiles Day. This year marked the 10th anniversary of the annual event with 22 Benevis’ supported practices in 11 states participating who dedicated their time to serve over 400 children and adults.
Benevis proudly hosts its 10th annual Sharing Smiles Day, supporting children and adults who do not have regular access to oral healthcare because they lack dental insurance. The event will take place on Sunday, May 18, 2025, with 22 locally branded Benevis dental homes participating.
Benevis Raises Visibility for the Importance of Early Detection Through Routine Dental Care This Oral Cancer Awareness Month.
Dr. LaTedra Collins's dedication to working with underserved communities is exemplified by her day-to-day work with Benevis.
Benevis thanks its Dental Hygienists for their essential role in helping patients maintain good oral hygiene and preventive care against dental disease.
Benevis Highlights the Critical Role of Dental Coverage in Improving Oral Health for Underserved Communities During Medicaid Awareness Month.
Benevis Report Details Bidirectional Relationship Between Oral and Mental Health
in Support of World Oral Health Day
Benevis celebrates Dental Assistants Recognition Week, March 2 through March 8, 2025, to acknowledge the contributions of dental assistants.
February is American Heart Month. Did you know that maintaining good oral hygiene plays a crucial role in reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke?
Benevis joins its oral health industry peers in recognition of February’s Gum Disease Awareness Month, which impacts 42% of the U.S. population.
