Four Ways to Improve Hygiene Production
2020-02-27
The production potential of dental hygienists has been underestimated since the inception of hygiene as a department in dental practices. There are four key ways
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Looking forward to a brighter future within dentistry
2020-02-27
Michael Watson puts the century’s difficult teenage years behind him and looks with optimism for the future and the hopeful 20s. Looking back… The teenage
Dual-Light Photodynamic Therapy Kills Oral Pathogens
2020-02-27
If you want to kill the bacteria that causes caries and gingivitis, try dual-light photodynamic therapy. Founded by researchers from Aalto University and Helsinki University Hospital, Koite
California oral surgeon charged with human trafficking
2020-02-27
Cassidy Migan Lavorini-Doyle, DDS, faces seven felony charges after being arrested in December 2019. Prosecutors have accused Dr. Lavorini-Doyle of molesting two underage girls along
Government eases pressure on face mask shortage
2020-02-27
The UK government will unlock stocks of face masks to ease the pressure on supply problems facing UK dentistry. It claims the Department of Health
The University Center for Dentistry in Basel Is Dentsply Sirona’s First Major University Project in Switzerland
2020-02-27
For the very first time the International Special Clinic Solutions (ISCS) team at Dentsply Sirona brought to life a major project at a Swiss university.
Future – proofing the profession
2020-02-27
Andrea Ubhi explains how the Inspiring Women in Dentistry conference came about, its aims and ambitions, and how it will raise much-needed funds for a
5 notes on DSOs
2020-02-27
1. East Syracuse, N.Y.-based Aspen Dental Management announced Feb. 21 that it has expanded its implant offerings with Carestream. 2. Waltham, Mass.-based 42 North Dental
Restrictions on dental supplies amid outbreak prompt shortage concerns
2020-02-27
“Even nonmedical people are asking for masks and buying them wherever they can,” Toledo, Ohio-based dentist Craig Burrow, DDS, told WTVG. “When the coronavirus first
Saliva Can Be Used to Predict Excess Body Fat in Teenagers
2020-02-27
Researchers at the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP) and the University of Campinas are using the level of uric acid in saliva to predict
Poor Dental Health Associated With Dementia
2020-02-27
A history of chronic dental health issues increases the odds of dementia, according to a collaborative study between researchers at National Taiwan University Hospital and the
Delta Dental of Tennessee Launches New Initiative to Encourage Students to Drink More Water
2020-02-27
Delta Dental of Tennessee Launches New Initiative to Encourage Students to Drink More Water To commemorate its 55th anniversary, Delta Dental of Tennessee (Delta Dental) today