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Handpieces serve as workhorses in dental practices, making it critical for dentists to fi nd options that work well in their hands. The Maxima Advanced
Handpieces serve as workhorses in dental practices, making it critical for dentists to fi nd options that work well in their hands. The Maxima Advanced
The Bright Future of Dentistry! Mar 25, 2026 08:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada) Presented by: Dr. Gordon Christensen The past century of dentistry

Scientists from Stanford University and collaborators have successfully developed an advanced cavity array microscope featuring over 600 individually controlled optical cavities, marking a significant step

The global dental equipment market is expected to see strong growth in the coming years, with projections indicating an increase from approximately $8.31 billion in

BioSyent Inc., a Canadian specialty healthcare firm, has entered into an agreement to acquire Oral Science Inc., a notable distributor of dental and oral health

Local dentists in Baguio City are urging residents to pay more attention to their oral health by making regular visits to their local dental clinics.

In recent years, dental care providers across the United States have been introducing new programs and treatments designed to enhance patient comfort and promote long-term

Germany’s conservative alliance of the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and Christian Social Union (CSU) is facing growing political pressure as it signals major changes to

As consumer prices continue to rise across the UK, many shoppers are exploring supermarket own-brand products in search of both value and effectiveness. This week,

Recent developments across various regions highlight ongoing efforts to improve access to dental care for local residents. In the Hunter region of Australia, recent data

Dental implants placed with maxillary sinus augmentation demonstrate high success in the rehabilitation of patients with lost teeth in the upper back jaw, according to

Recent findings highlight an important but often overlooked connection between oral health and the risk of developing serious cardiovascular diseases. Dr. Victoria Karataeva, chief physician