Benevis Blog: Bright Bites

Benevis is implementing state-of-the-art technology across its 120 supported dental offices in 13 states and the District of Columbia to enhance patient experience.

What are biological factors, and how do they contribute to the differences in dental patients' health? For RDH Magazine, Benevis’ Dominique Szach, RDH, director of dental hygiene, details all you need

Through education and action, Benevis is working to close the dental divide so that all children can have access to high-quality dental care and equal opportunities to develop good oral health habits

Benevis is proud to have welcomed almost two dozen new dental school graduates to its practices over the past year.

Norfolk, Virginia, is a vibrant city with a rich history. It is located at the heart of the Hampton Roads area. This city is known for its numerous waterfronts, including the Chesapeake Bay, Elizabeth River, and the Atlantic Ocean. In this blog post, we will highlight some of the reasons why Norfolk, Virginia, is a great place to live.

Benevis is proud to support Men’s Health Month this June, calling for greater awareness to the increased oral health risks men face.  

Benevis’ orthodontic professionals from 13 states and D.C. gathered for the Benevis 2023 Orthodontic Meeting to share industry expertise.

The success of the Benevis 2023 Orthodontic Meeting is a testament to the dedication and capabilities of the orthodontists who participated. These professionals, driven by a shared passion for their field, joined forces to elevate the standard of orthodontic care across the country.

Embarking on a professional career after dental school is akin to stepping up to the plate in a baseball game. Just as the Atlanta Braves strive for excellence on the field, new dental school graduates set their sights on success in their dental careers. Joining Benevis, a leading dental support organization, adds an exciting dimension to this journey.

Learn tips and best practices to improve dental care for men.

Men's and women's biology and behavior affect their oral health, such as men experiencing more gum disease, and women having more cavities.

Join us in celebrating Pride Month