Benevis Blog: Bright Bites

Dr. Brad Bryan joined Benevis in 2007 because the company was dedicated to providing dental care to underserved patients, especially children.

“Nobody had ever seen someone that looked like them providing services because the access to care for the underserved community was very slim," said Dr. Carl Boykin who provides care at Taylor Dental in Louisiana.

Dr. Aicha Khamsi is driven to serve not only her patients at Pinova Dental, but also her community. Click here to learn how her passion to give back led her to Benevis.

Dr. Khamsi saw an opportunity to align his values with a dental practice that prioritizes making a difference in the community.

February is Children’s Dental Health Month. Benevis spotlights a call to action for primary care physicians and clinicians across the care continuum to work with dentists to help families establish Dental Homes.

There’s been a longtime care gap between medical providers and dental providers, even though oral health and overall health and well-being have proven to be linked.

Benevis is excited to announce its collaboration with SkillBridge, a Department of Defense program. This collaboration aims to offer transitioning service members meaningful career opportunities within the Benevis network of 120 dental offices, underscoring the company’s commitment to supporting veterans.

Poor oral health can lead to a wide range of health problems and cause immense financial strain for individuals and the healthcare system.

Benevis’ CIO joined the new podcast, The Dental Economist Show.

Sumter, South Carolina is a charming and friendly city that offers a wonderful quality of life for its residents. A vibrant and diverse community with plenty of amenities, a rich history, and a strong economy make it a great place to call home.

Terre Haute is a vibrant city located in western Indiana with a population of around 60,000. It's one of those hidden gems that's often overlooked, but can offer you a great living experience.

Benevis announces the release of its Price of Poor Oral Health white paper to shed light on the profound economic consequences and escalating costs associated with inadequate access to regular dental care in the U.S.