Are there too many toothpastes?
The number of toothpaste varieties on the shelves of U.S. grocery stores has dropped considerably after makers became concerned about confused customers, according to an
The number of toothpaste varieties on the shelves of U.S. grocery stores has dropped considerably after makers became concerned about confused customers, according to an
3M ESPE is gearing up to introduce broader and optimized shade offerings of Protemp Plus temporization material in response to the needs of dental professionals.
Align Technology has filed two lawsuits against ClearCorrect, one alleging that ClearCorrect is infringing Align patents by making, offering to sell, and selling its clear-aligner
A dental hygienist in Southern California has written a book designed to help children learn the importance of good dental habits, according to a story
Defining the minimum requirements for assigning a diagnosis of human papillomavirus (HPV)-related oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is increasingly important for the head-and-neck oncology community,
The Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI) at New York University (NYU) has awarded an NYU nursing-dental research team a one-year pilot grant to assess
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is asking manufacturers of denture adhesives to take a more proactive role in informing consumers about the risks
A team of Danish researchers has developed a predictive model for determining which head and neck cancer patients are at risk of developing dysphagia (swallowing
Evolve Dental Technology showcased its new dual-accelerated, tribarrel Hydremide peroxide technology at the Chicago Dental Society Midwinter Meeting last week. p>The KoR Whitening Deep Bleaching
Body Dr. Jim Lund The Jim Lund Dental Clinic, located within the Welcome Hall Mission in Montreal, was officially opened on February 11. Named in
Body Dental educators need to make greater efforts to identify the post-graduate aspirations of incoming dental students. While the future plans of students become more
CHICAGO – Of the nearly 180 million U.S. adults who have lost at least one tooth, only 1% of them have received an implant, according