Since first employing FluentStream’s business communications platform in 2018, Bristol Dental has streamlined its operations across multiple locations and improved its responsiveness to patient...


By Kardelen Koldas, Rutgers School of Dental Medicine

While most of AAE’s projects are set into motion years before any president reaches office, Hirschberg, in his new role, plans to appoint a special committee between AAE and its European...


By Lorenzo Breschi and Annamaria Forte

AI models have been applied to mapping the finishing line of tooth preparations or assisting in tooth anatomy selection for the automated design of dental restorations by using CAD methods.


 

Do new materials have cementation problems? Has the advent of CAD/CAM changed the criteria for cementation?


Habits are the choices that we all make deliberately and which we then stop thinking about. But we continue to do these things. 


The most recent “Bid for Smiles” raised $26,000 to support dental prevention resources and dental services for 5,000 children. 


Musculoskeletal disorders are occupational illnesses concerned with different classes of professionals; dental hygienists are among those. The aim of this trial is to evaluate the prevalence and...


By Laura Ramsey, University of Colorado

When dental student Mohita Sharma, BDS, noticed her patient’s heart rate was higher than usual, neither of them expected it would save his life.


The management of intense pain in childhood is often difficult and causes concern both for the parents of the young patient and clinician.


Researchers at the Francis Crick Institute have identified three 4,000-year-old British cases of Yersinia pestis, the bacteria causing the plague. This is the oldest evidence of the plague in Britain...


Fracture of shaping instruments within root canals is a common undesirable incident in endodontics. These fractures can prevent proper preparation, disinfection and obturation of the canal. They can...


Abstracts due July 31

With a theme of "Explore the Radiant Future of Dental Research," this event takes place at Tohoku University School of Medicine in Miyagi, Japan. 


The European Society of Endodontology is a federal organization representing national endodontic and dental societies throughout Europe with 36 member societies from 33 European countries. 


Tooth wear is the loss of hard tooth tissue from the surface not due to caries, trauma or developmental disorders. There are various causes of wear including friction, erosion, abrasion and...


by Heather Beasley Doyle, Tufts Now

Ashley Makala, D23, created the project at the height of the pandemic in 2020. Today, StoryTime! offers videos of 40 Tufts University School of Dental Medicine students reading a myriad of...


Exposure of the immune system to citrullinated bacterial proteins is considered a trigger for rheumatoid arthritis. The anti-citrullinated protein antibodies seen in many rheumatoid arthritis...


The new locations will increase access to care in underserved communities where thousands of lower-income older adults qualify for health care through the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the...


The combination creates a diversified dental company with a strong portfolio of leading products across dental waterline treatment, modern dental isolation, and regenerative biomaterials.


The Cover Your Bases campaign includes educational content about the disease and encourages patients to talk to their dentist about comprehensive treatment options. The campaign launch is timed to...


By Arianna Bianchi

Endodontic therapy is one of the most used techniques in dentistry, allowing the removal of contaminated or damaged pulp tissue and replacing it with a biocompatible synthetic material to prevent...


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