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In 1993, Dr. David Silber, a dentist now practicing in Plano, Texas, was fired from the first dental clinic he worked for. He’d been assigned to a patient another dentist had scheduled for a crown preparation — a metal or porcelain cap for a broken or decayed tooth. However, Silber found nothing wrong with the tooth, so he sent the patient home. He was fired later the same day. “Never send a patient away who’s willing to pay the clinic money,” he was told. Silber said what happened to him then still happens today, that some dentists who don’t think they receive enough from insuran...

During the pandemic, many have deferred visisting their dentists, increasing pressure on dentists to push unnecessary expensive treatment.

Why Your Dentist Might Seem Pushy In 1993, Dr. David Silber, a dentist now practicing in Plano, Texas, was fired from the first dental clinic he worked for. He’d been assigned to a patient another dentist had scheduled for a crown preparation - a metal or porcelain cap for a broken or decayed tooth. However, Silber found nothing wrong with the tooth, so he sent the patient home. He was fired later the same day. “ Never send a patient away who’s willing to pay the clinic money," he was told. Silber said what happened to him then still happens today, that some dentists who don’t think...

Why your dentist might seem pushy In 1993, Dr. David Silber, a dentist now practicing in Plano, Texas, was fired from the first dental clinic he worked for. He’d been assigned to a patient another dentist had scheduled for a crown preparation — a metal or porcelain cap for a broken or decayed tooth. However, Silber found nothing wrong with the tooth, so he sent the patient home. He was fired later the same day. “Never send a patient away who's willing to pay the clinic money,” he was told. Silber said what happened to him then still happens today, that some dentists who don't think th...

Holocaust survivor: Remember what happened so it never happens again © Silber family helen silber With hate still a world commodity, 92-year-old Holocaust survivor Helen Silber is asking everyone to remember what happened so it never happens again. In America, she became Helen Silber. But in Krakow, Poland, where she was born, to a family of seven, she was named Halina.Sign up for our Newsletters Starting Wednesday, Jews in Israel and around the world mark Holocaust Remembrance Day, honoring the 6 million Jews killed during Adolf Hitler's reign of terror in World War II. Since the war ende...