Main Content Dental caries remains one of the most common and challenging diseases in modern dentistry, posing significant threats to both enamel and dentin and
Main Content The vitality of dental pulp can be compromised by deep caries lesions, traumatic dental injuries, and subsequent iatrogenic restorative interventions. Strategies to preserve
Main Content Caries detection has traditionally relied on visual-tactile examination, which is subjective and often lacks sensitivity. Tactile probing can even risk damaging lesions that
Main Content Fluoride has long been recognized for its role in preventing dental caries. Topical fluoride applications, whether self-applied or professionally administered, are critical components
A new study found that more than half of participants who had dental caries were not supervised when brushing their teeth as children. Published on
GC discusses the widespread issue of root caries in older patients and presents three steps to root caries management. The 2021 census for England and Wales confirmed
A new study exploring the impact of war on oral health among children and adults found a decrease in dental caries in more war-prone areas.
Elaine Mo describes restoring a carious molar with durable composite resin, overcoming the challenge of naturally deep fissures. Direct composite restorations can be one of
Colgate discusses some of the causative and protective factors contributing to the prevalence of childhood caries. Improving the oral health of children is a priority
Colgate discusses some of the causative and protective factors contributing to the prevalence of childhood caries. Improving the oral health of children is a priority
We hear how Assistdent can help dental practices to be more profitable using software diagnostic tools to better preventative care. Assistdent is an Artificial Intelligence
Main Content Controlling caries clinically would become much easier if composites had anti-bacterial properties. A recent study tested the antibacterial properties of a novel bulk-fill