Financial concerns are the top challenge that Canadian dentists intend to address in their practice in 2020, according to the Dental Industry Association of Canada
People like to think in threes—the Three Little Pigs, the Three Amigos, the Jonas Brothers. When we talk about work, we say we gave our
Cavendish Imaging introduces the new guidelines for level one and level two CBCT training. The new PHE/FGDP RCS guidelines, to be published imminently, will recommend:
A patient came in with severe pain in the upper right quadrant. She had gone to urgent care, which gave her antibiotics because they thought
Hera Kim-Berman, DDS, will use funding from the University of Michigan’s Extended Reality (XR) Initiative to examine student learning about head and neck anatomy and
3D volume rendered images showing two foramina in the right mandible. This patient was sent to CT Dent for implant planning in multiple sites in
Specialist orthodontist Maria Mcnally talks about her role in a large interdisciplinary clinic in Rochdale, Greater Manchester. She discusses how digital dentistry, digital scanners in
Aspen Dental Management has introduced a new implant training program, which includes cone-beam CT (CBCT) 3D imaging technology, for dentists and support staff at all
Dentistry Today would like to welcome Timothy F. Kosinski, DDS, to its staff as our Implants Editor. A Dentistry Today Leader in Continuing Education, he is an
As Planmeca’s Digital Dentistry World Tour 2019 touched down in London, Seb Evans went along to find out why digital dentistry is so important and
Jimmy Makdissi assesses how cone beam computed tomography has overcome barriers through the advantages it offers, and why extensive training is key to unlocking the
Cone-beam CT (CBCT) is considered the gold standard for imaging peri-implant bone, but researchers wondered if another modality without the radiation dose might be more
