
AI-Powered Overhaul: LightSpun Transforms Dental Insurance
While medical technology has advanced rapidly, much of the dental insurance industry still runs on systems built decades ago—fraught with paper-based processes, fragmented data, and

While medical technology has advanced rapidly, much of the dental insurance industry still runs on systems built decades ago—fraught with paper-based processes, fragmented data, and
Thirteen dental groups submitted comments to the U.S. Department of Education advocating for certain measures to be taken to protect student loan borrowers under a

Alien Multi-Layer 2.0 is the latest evolution in multi-colored, multi-yttria zirconia—now available as a 98 mm disc for in-house milling. Engineered for both beauty and
The Australian Dental Foundation is sharing “Toothy Pegs”, a fun and engaging toothbrushing song for kids. Created by Fiona Mitchell, this video encourages children to

In Skid Row, many residents face barriers to dental care, including high costs, limited providers, discrimination, and competing survival needs. For those living on the

A new survey from Vyne Dental® found that 82% of dental patients believe that it is important or very important that their information, such as
The consultation on the reform of NHS dental services in Wales closed in mid-June – Louise Anderson shares her thoughts on the proposals as we
The new Implantmed Plus II was unveiled at the EAO 2025. In the picture (from left to right): Isabella Schmied, Andreas Brandstätter, Thomas Lang, Daniela

The Iowa Mission of Mercy (I-MOM) is holding its annual free dental clinic in Coralville for the first time at the Hyatt Regency. Dr. Kobi

Dentlytec, which specializes in diagnostic technologies for periodontal care, has rebranded as LuminX™. The updated identity reflects an evolution in the company’s strategic direction while

Main Content Teeth whitening continues to be one of the most sought-after esthetic treatments, but a new laboratory study has shed light on how teeth
An overall contract uplift of 3.55% has been confirmed for NHS dentists in England, which experts have deemed a ‘real-terms pay cut’. Confirmed today (19