Patients who go to the emergency room to treat preventable dental conditions cost taxpayers, hospitals, and the government about $2 billion a year, according to
Serving as a supportive connector between the dental implant and prosthesis, dental abutments vary by their method of prosthetic retention—screw, cement, or attachment device—as well
Boston schools are only letting a limited number of organizations inside to support student health, and many of the students who used to receive in-school
The core purpose of any dental technology, regardless of its size, is to make the clinician either see better, diagnose better, or perform better. For
Patient volume remains about 20 percent below usual levels, according to the American Dental Association. It’s not expected to rise soon, with dental care spending projected
The core purpose of any dental technology, regardless of its size, is to make the clinician either see better, diagnose better, or perform better. For
Remote working has proven to be an effective way to tackle many everyday and strategic business activities, particularly over the last few months. Whether your
Although assumed to be at high risk for COVID-19, fewer than one percent of dentists nationwide were found to be COVID-19 positive, according to a
After a year that saw many national dental conferences radically transform themselves, the ADA will take a different approach in 2021 with SmileCon, scheduled for
On behalf of the four nations, NHS England and NHS Improvement are currently leading public consultations on proposals which include changes to medicines responsibilities for
We are joined by Shakir and Nafisa Mughal to talk about their eco-friendly business venture, Pure Earth Essentials. Set up alongside partner Rajan Sethi, Pure
An ultrasound device developed at the University of Alberta can help patients who wear braces get faster results and avoid long-term complications, according to its