Benevis

08/29/2025

Oral disease is the world’s most widespread yet overlooked health crisis.
3.5 billion people are living with an oral health condition, from tooth decay to gum disease to oral cancer.

That’s 1 billion more than those impacted by cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer combined.

At Benevis, we believe these facts should never be ignored. That’s why we support dental teams with the training, tools, and reach to serve the families most affected by these gaps.

Together, we can move oral health to the center of whole-person care.
🎥 ▶️ Watch the video to learn more oral health facts that every dental leader should know. https://hubs.ly/Q03G6dhy0

08/22/2025

🌟 Honoring Milestones Before the School Bells Ring! 🌟
"As summer winds down and routines return, we’re celebrating the incredible team members who’ve stayed dedicated through every season. Your passion and perseverance help create brighter futures—one happy, healthy smile at a time. Thank you for growing with us!"

08/20/2025

🛡️Sealants are one of the most effective, and underused, tools in preventive dentistry. They can block up to 80% of cavities in molars for two years, yet fewer than half of children in the U.S. receive them.
So why do less than half of kids have them? Because awareness, access, and coverage gaps get in the way.
At Benevis, we train and support our dental teams to make sealant education and application a standard part of pediatric care, especially in communities where preventive options are often out of reach.
By prioritizing sealants, we help protect smiles and reduce the need for costly restorative care down the road.
🦷 Sealants aren’t just a service, they’re a standard.

08/13/2025

For Becker's Dental and DSO, Ariana Portalatin speaks to Regional Director of Clinical Dr. Jane Whang, DDS about Benevis' recently released “Poverty Shapes Oral Health,” white paper. Check out the full Q&A which further explores the intrinsic link between socioeconomic status and and the persistent disparities in health across the country, in terms of access and treatment, which ultimately affects overall health. Click here to learn more:

Atlanta-based DSO Benevis recently released a whitepaper titled “Poverty Shapes Oral Health,” highlighting how socioeconomic status is linked to oral healthcare access and other outcomes. The report shows that older, lower-income adults experience triple the amount of untreated tooth decay compa...

08/12/2025

Oral health isn’t a side issue — it’s a global crisis.

🦷 3.5 billion people are impacted by oral diseases — that's 1 billion more than those affected by cancer, diabetes, and heart disease combined.

And yet, oral health continues to be under-prioritized in healthcare systems around the world.

🎥 Watch the video to uncover the scale of the problem — and see how leaders in dentistry can shift the narrative https://hubs.la/Q03Chn2W0
Together, we can elevate oral health as essential healthcare.

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08/05/2025

This gap represents thousands of children going without the care they need.

At Benevis, we work to close this gap by:

Supporting dentists so they can focus on patient care

Bringing Medicaid-accessible services to the communities we serve.

Making a measurable difference in millions of smiles over two decades, learn more https://hubs.la/Q03Bjt9P0

07/25/2025

🎇🎇This July, we're saluting the incredible team members whose dedication lights up our offices. Your commitment to care and community deserves a celebration all its own. Thank you for being part of the Benevis legacy!🎇🎇

07/18/2025

Poverty continues to be a major factor in oral health disparities across all age groups in the U.S., and the gap widens as we age. For adults between 50-64 years old, nearly 47% of those living in poverty have less than 21 teeth, compared to 83% of non-poor adults who maintain functional dentition. This growing disparity underscores the lifelong impact of poverty on oral health. 🦷

Dive deeper into how poverty shapes oral health across generations and what can be done to address this issue. Read our Benevis white paper here: https://hubs.la/Q03w3j4C0

What steps do you think should be taken to close this gap? Share your thoughts below!

07/17/2025

For Becker’s Dental and DSO Review, Ariana Portalatin breaks down some of the key findings from Benevis’ recent “Poverty Shapes Oral Health,” white paper highlighting how socioeconomic status is linked to oral healthcare access and influences health outcomes.

Nearly 70% of dentists do not treat children with Medicaid benefits, according to a new whitepaper from Atlanta-based DSO Benevis. The whitepaper, “Poverty Shapes Oral Health,” highlights how socioeconomic status is linked to oral healthcare access and influences other health outcomes throughout...

07/16/2025

Growing up in poverty creates many challenges for maintaining oral health, and these challenges extend well into adulthood. Here are some key barriers:

☑️Affordable Access to Care: Nearly 12% of Americans couldn't afford necessary dental care. For low-income individuals, dental services make up a significant portion of their income, making care unaffordable.

☑️Insurance Coverage: Almost 27% of adults in the U.S. lack dental insurance, limiting their access to routine care.

☑️Geographic Access: Low-income areas often have limited access to dental providers, especially those who accept Medicaid or CHIP, making care harder to find.

These factors create a cycle that impacts dental health across generations. Learn more about these disparities in our white paper on how Poverty Shapes Oral Health: https://hubs.la/Q03w36h40

What do you think can be done to break this cycle? Please share your thoughts in the comments.

07/15/2025

In our latest installment of Clinical Chronicles, we sit down with Benevis’ Dental District Director Dr. Carl Boykin, DMD, where he discusses how making himself available is so important in the communities he serves and why having patience, empathy, understanding, and integrity are all key to a successful career in dentistry.

A Q&A with Benevis' Dental District Director, Dr. Carl Boykin, DMD, that dives into his dentistry journey.

07/14/2025

In our latest white paper, Benevis dives into the key role that socioeconomic status continues to play in driving dental health disparities, including care access and treatment. Read the full report to learn more about how poverty directly affects children's smiles and habits, which can ultimately influence their health over a lifetime. https://tinyurl.com/yyfstvph