
Mental Health Starts in the Dental Chair
By Dentistry Today Staff At first glance, mental health and dentistry may not seem connected. But anyone who’s worked in a dental office long enough

By Dentistry Today Staff At first glance, mental health and dentistry may not seem connected. But anyone who’s worked in a dental office long enough

A cavity filling is one of the most common dental procedures used to treat tooth decay. Tooth decay occurs when plaque, a sticky film of

When Dan Scavilla stepped into the CEO role at Dentsply Sirona, he brought with him decades of experience in global healthcare—and a clear eye on

Orthodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry focused on diagnosing, preventing, and correcting misaligned teeth and jaws. While many people associate orthodontics with improving appearance,
Whether used alone or together as a team, these Centrix go-to’s have become the new face of noninvasive caries care, providing an effective way to

Rodeo Dental & Orthodontics recently announced the grand opening of its newest location in Lakewood, Colorado! Families are invited to join the celebration tomorrow on

Dentures are removable appliances designed to replace missing teeth. They help restore the ability to chew, speak, and maintain facial structure. However, wearing dentures can

DUBAI—800TEETH, a pioneering healthcare startup and mobile dental and home care provider under the umbrella of Malabar Dental Clinic, has announced plans to expand its

Written by: Alan Stern, DDS Dentistry is filled with stress. Patients are anxious. Insurance companies frustrate us. Numbers keep us up at night. In the

DUNDEE, Scotland: As the global health community marks World Mental Health Day today, the dental profession is being urged to confront a pressing concern within

As the live music capital of the United States, Austin has attracted not only ambitious musicians but also a growing number of artists, gig workers,

Why Gum Health Matters Gum health is the foundation of oral health. The gingival margin is where bacteria and plaque first accumulate, and when left