Cold comfort: New preservation method offers hope for TMJ patients
A novel way of preserving tissue may improve the viability of meniscal grafts and end the current shortage, offering relief for patients with temporomandibular joint
A novel way of preserving tissue may improve the viability of meniscal grafts and end the current shortage, offering relief for patients with temporomandibular joint
In this episode of “The HuangshanDental.com Podcast,” Dr. Jason Luchtefeld discussed the American Equilibration Society (AES) and its focus on occlusion, temporomandibular disorders (TMDs), and
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has given 510(k) clearance to Boston Micro Fabrication’s (BMF) UltraThineer material, which is used to create a very
A man with a toothache had emergency surgery after a dentist reportedly mistakenly screwed a dental implant into his jaw and pierced his cranial cavity,
Applying a sugar-free flavoring before administering local anesthetic (LA) injections in pediatric dental patients may decrease pain, according to a study recently published in the
OrthoFX has launched NiTime, clear aligners that are designed to be worn for shorter periods of time and treat all classes of dental malocclusions, in
Children of first-generation immigrants may be less likely to visit a dentist and more prone to dental issues like caries compared to nonimmigrant children, according
Topically applying 38% silver diamine fluoride (SDF) may better prevent erosion in enamel and dentin than stannous chloride-containing fluoride (SNF). The in vitro study was
Clinicians may need to give patients more realistic views of the roles preexisting conditions or lifestyle habits play in the success or failure of their
Older adults and men may experience worse outcomes after nonsurgical periodontal treatment (NSPT), suggesting the need for tailored treatment approaches for these patients. This analysis
Adolescent patients undergoing clear aligner treatment often experience a high occurrence of white spot lesions (WSLs), according to research recently published in Orthodontics and Craniofacial
This is not a drill. Johns Hopkins University students and a dentist are developing an apparatus that dulls the unmistakable high-pitched, anxiety-inducing whir of a