Where Accuracy Meets Same-Day Dentistry
A true practice workhorse, the CEREC Primemill offers fast, precise, and highly accurate restorations with the built-in convenience of same-day dentistry The CEREC workflow in
A true practice workhorse, the CEREC Primemill offers fast, precise, and highly accurate restorations with the built-in convenience of same-day dentistry The CEREC workflow in
Dental supply company Dentsply Sirona has appointed Matthew Garth as executive vice president and CFO. Mr. Garth has held financial leadership roles at several multinational
The Academy of General Dentistry and the Nevada Academy of General Dentistry are opposing a Nevada bill that would establish alternative pathways for hygiene licensure.

Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) is a well-known name in health insurance, and their dental insurance plans are designed to help individuals and families maintain
Proper waterline maintenance is critical for dental practices, with scaler lines often needing extra attention. The PureClarity Scaler Waterline Purification System can deliver clean lines
As part of its sustainability strategy, “BEYOND: Taking Action for a Brighter World,” Dentsply Sirona continues to advocate for more sustainable practices in the dental

VIENNA, Austria: The European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) recently hosted the 11th EuroPerio, the world’s leading congress in periodontics and implant dentistry, at the VIECON
One dentist relates how he applied SilverSense SDF to a decades-old amalgam restoration and quickly saw significant remineralization, sidestepping what had been an almost-certain root

Written by: Conrad Rensburg, ND, NHD INTRODUCTION Dr. Paulo Malo, a leading innovator in implant dentistry, documented the first successful rehabilitation of a fully edentulous
Reciproc Blue is a single-use, 1-file reciprocating file system that expertly navigates complex canals and, when paired with X-Smart Pro+, provides a more efficient and

RHODES, Greece: The sixth congress of the European Aligner Society (EAS), which took place in late May, began with unexpected movement—not of teeth but of
Removing fluoride from U.S. public water systems would lead to a 7.5% increase in tooth decay and cost at least $9.8 billion over five years,