
Sweden’s Pandemic Strategy Shifted Oral Care Access, Study Finds Uneven Changes
A new international study suggests that Sweden’s light-touch pandemic response reshaped access to oral care, leading to an overall rise in unmet dental needs but

A new international study suggests that Sweden’s light-touch pandemic response reshaped access to oral care, leading to an overall rise in unmet dental needs but
Tokuyama Dental discusses its recent success in achieving Top Product Awards for the fifth year in a row for its restorative materials. Tokuyama Dental begins

For families struggling to cover basic living costs, dental care for children is often out of reach. In Coral Gables, a long-running community effort is
Almost a decade ago, BISCO set out to create a universal composite that would address the biggest pain points of dental restorative materials, including issues
The ADA is urging the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to maintain strong oversight of Medicare Advantage supplemental dental benefits, warning that proposed changes

PORTLAND, Ore. — Dental hygienist Carly Clark does not work from a traditional clinic. Instead, she brings Oral Care directly to patients who cannot leave
How dental organizations are reducing financial exposure while protecting clinical and operational performance. Across the dental industry, growth alone is no longer enough. Scale still
Abubakar Mir draws on his experience as a male dental nurse to consider why dental nursing remains female dominated and the impact that stereotyping continues

Dentists and dental students from across Alabama gathered at the Alabama Statehouse on Jan. 28, 2026, urging lawmakers to advance two bills aimed at reforming
Available at no additional cost, digital dentistry solution demonstrated at Yankee Dental Congress in Boston. By Stan Goff, Senior Managing Editor Dandy is building a

EDMONTON, Alberta, Feb. 2, 2026— Beaverlodge dentist Dr. Carol Martin has been named President of the Alberta Dental Association, succeeding Dr. Hans Herchen at the

A recent study from the University of Osaka highlights the link between high blood sugar and an increased risk of tooth decay. Researchers discovered that