Q&A: New Dentistry Today Editor in Chief Dr. Paul Feuerstein
2021-01-04
Longtime Technology Editor Dr. Paul Feuerstein has taken the reins as Editor in Chief of Dentistry Today. With a DMD from the University of Medicine
3-D imaging
S Mutans Hides Under Other Bacteria to Stick on Teeth and Form Plaque
2020-05-21
Studying bacteria in a petri dish or test tube has yielded insights into how they function and, in some cases, contribute to disease. But this
Rapamycin Fights Gum Disease and Spurs Bone Growth in Older Mice
2020-05-02
A drug that has life-extending effects on mice also reverses age-related dental problems in the animals, according to research from the University of Washington School
Aspen Dental Rolling Out Dental Implant Training and Technology
2020-02-27
Aspen Dental Management Inc (ADMI) is rolling out a dental implant development program including training and technology that will be available to all of its
Dentsply Sirona Completes Clinic Projects Around the World
2019-09-26
In 2018, Dentsply Sirona’s International Special Clinic Solutions program completed projects in the Maldives, Nigeria, and Malawi, enabling patients there to benefit from advanced dental
Appliance Halves Number of Apnea Episodes Per Night
2019-04-19
Researchers in the Department of Orthodontics at Hiroshima University Hospital in Japan have developed a new treatment for mild to moderate sleep apnea that is
CBCT Scanning Proves Its Worth
2019-03-19
In February of 2017, I installed the Carestream CS 8100 cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) scanner in my New York City practice. It represented quite an
3-D Photography Could Provide More Accuracy with Less Radiation Than X-Rays
2017-07-12
Orthodontists typically take multiple x-rays of the entire skull before, during, and after treatment. While the amount of radiation is small, the repeated exposure can
Clinical Trial to Test Air-Driven Orthodontics
2017-03-16
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) School of Dentistry needs participants for a study that will test the use of air to correct crowding
Open-Source 3-D Imaging Software Improves Precision
2016-06-16
Researchers from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry have released software that significantly improves the effectiveness of using 3-D images in treating dental diseases
Stegosaurus Had a Stronger Bite Than Its Herbivorous Brethren
2016-06-08
The stegosaurus roamed the earth 150 million years ago, eating ferns and horsetails to sustain its bulk. Despite its herbivorous diet, though, it had a
Collaborative Dental Practice Targets Systemic Healthcare
2016-04-11
With an eye on the influence that oral care has on systemic health, ProHEALTH Care Associates has opened its first dental clinic in Lake Success,
