Main Content A recent in vitro study from Kocaeli University, Turkey, has put a long-debated clinical question to test — does placing fiber-reinforced composites beneath
Main Content In what could redefine the way we think about implant surgery, a recent clinical study has shown that robot-assisted implant placement delivers unmatched
Main Content Adhesion to cervical non-carious dentin has long been a clinical challenge for dentists, owing to the unique characteristics of sclerotic dentin. Unlike sound
Main Content A novel case series explores the clinical efficacy of enamel matrix derivative in human pulp-dentin regeneration A recent case series reports encouraging clinical
Main Content A recent clinical trial has provided valuable insights into the effects of clonidine and epinephrine as vasoconstrictors in local anesthesia for patients with
Main Content A recent clinical study has provided new insights into the management of deep carious lesions in first permanent molars (FPM), emphasizing the importance
Main Content This month saw several important studies and developments in dental research and clinical practice. Here are some of the key highlights: New Insights
INTRODUCTION Let’s face it. Most of us have had some exposure to the TMJ in dental school, but it was just too complicated or too
Main Content A recent study published in the International Journal of Clinical Pediatric Dentistry has examined the biocompatibility of newly formulated materials for use as
DentalMonitoring has launched ScanAssist, the only artificial intelligence (AI)-guided scanning process available in orthodontics, according to the company. ScanAssist helps patients complete their scans with
Artificial intelligence (AI) can detect gum inflammation, or gingivitis, from intraoral photographs with over 90% accuracy, according to a study recently published in the International
SmileDirectClub has launched its SmileMaker platform in the U.S. The platform uses artificial intelligence to show patients the potential result of treatment. SmileMaker, which was
