ClearChoice, Rodo Medical form strategic alliance

ClearChoice Management Services and Rodo Medical have reached a strategic alliance to sell the Smileloc system. The Smileloc system is designed to make restorations on dental implants safer, faster, less expensive, and more comfortable than current techniques with dental cement and screws. The system will be sold at ClearChoice’s 31 affiliated dental implant clinics in 19 states during the exclusive period, according to the companies. As part of the strategic

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Nobel Biocare

Losing a great number of your teeth is bad news, but not being able to get proper replacements is simply tragic. However, many Americans without teeth have been able to get full mouth reconstruction solutions at , in Los Algodones, Mexico, just 5 minutes south of the border near Yuma, Arizona. Why settle for simple dentures when you can have dental restorations with the quality and credibility of Nobel Biocare.

Full Mouth Restorations

It’s no secret that dental care in the United States is expensive. Sadly, that’s the reason why many people who have lost all their teeth aren’t able to get fixed replacements and have to use dentures. While dentures are an affordable solution, there are other options that function more successfully as natural teeth. Over the years we have found that patients often come to us thinking that dentures are the

Heraeus Kulzer extends Give Back A Smile support

Heraeus Kulzer said that its Venus White brand will continue to be the official Whitening Challenge Fundraising partner of the Give Back A Smile (GBAS) program for another two years. The company made the announcement at the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) annual meeting in Orlando, FL. GBAS was founded by the AACD’s Charitable Foundation in 1999 to restore the damaged smiles of adult survivors of intimate partner violence.

Dentures vs Implants

In cases of total loss or almost total loss of teeth, there are generally two types of procedures that are recommended for dental patients: Dentures and Implants. Each solution has its advantages and its disadvantages, and it is recommended that a dentist evaluate you and help you decide which solution is the most appropriate for you. However, most dentists agree that in general terms, implants are the better solution. Dental

Dental X-Ray

When making a diagnostics, a dentist uses a wide variety of tools; among the tools dentist use are: x-rays. With the use of an x-ray, dentist can see hidden dental structures, not visible during examination. If the patient suffers from bone loss, have caries, teeth alignment, broken teeth among other oral discomforts. With the images at their hands; your dentist will provide you treatment options, explain your dental discomfort and

Prevent an Attack!

What is the most important organ in our bodies? Some will say the most important organ is the lungs, others the brain and other the heart. These indeed are all very important organs and because they are so important we need to know how to take care of them. For this week tip, will provide you 10 tips to prevent an attack. The Human Heart! The human heart is a

Groundbreaking study analyzes Hispanic/Latino oral health in U.S.

With the Hispanic and Latino populations in the U.S. projected to increase from 16.7% to 30% by 2050, researchers from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and other institutions carried out what is perhaps the first comprehensive study on the prevalence of caries and tooth loss in these communities. In their study, researchers found, or were reminded, that as far as oral health status is concerned, Hispanics and

Study: Periodontitis bacteria selectively disarms immune system

University of Pennsylvania (Penn) researchers have found that the periodontal bacterium Porphyromonas gingivalis acts on two molecular pathways to simultaneously block immune cells’ killing ability while preserving the cells’ ability to cause inflammation. Their findings are reported in the journal Cell Host & Microbe (June 11, 2014, Vol. 15:6, pp. 768-778). In the study, the researchers show that the bacteria responsible for many cases of periodontitis create an imbalance with

Review: GrandioSO regular or Heavy Flow equally effective

With composite resins, there are often trade-offs when selecting a high- or low-viscosity material. The higher viscosity composite resins often have greater rigidity and shrinkage stress while low-viscosity or flowable resins may not hold up to wear as well. But incorporating nanotechnology into these materials have enabled companies to increase the filler content while maintaining low viscosity. While low-viscosity composite resins were previously introduced for class V restorations, the advancements

New caries treatment helps remineralize teeth

U.K. researchers have developed a tooth-rebuilding technique that could do away with restorations by using an electric current to help remineralize teeth. The process aims to take the pain out of caries treatment by electrically reversing the process to help teeth rebuild themselves without the need for drills, needles, or filling materials. The technique, known as electrically accelerated and enhanced remineralization, could be brought to market within three years. It