Dental sedation: How kids respond after leaving the practice
Successful sedation in dentistry does not end when the patient departs the practice. Children, in particular, are sensitive to sedation, and as childhood caries rates
Successful sedation in dentistry does not end when the patient departs the practice. Children, in particular, are sensitive to sedation, and as childhood caries rates
People with both natural teeth and partial dentures had a lower risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD) mortality than those with all natural teeth, but people
The University of Delaware Center for Disabilities Studies and the Delaware Division of Public Health will host two oral health training sessions for caregivers of
Acteon North America has introduced a redesigned electric implant motor, I-Surge, for surgery and implant placement. The new I-Surge implant motor provides high torque and
The California Dental Association (CDA) has issued a warning about the significant risks associated with oral piercings, including the possibility of cracked, broken, scratched, or
DentaQuest Institute is requesting applications for phase III of its Early Childhood Caries (ECC) Collaborative, a quality improvement initiative launched in 2008 that focuses on
Biofilms on the surface of oral squamous cell carcinomas (OSCC) play a key role in the development of postoperative infections in patients with OSCC, according
The ADA has issued a statement disputing this week’s Pew report that found that midlevel dental providers (MLPs) could significantly reduce the millions of children
Sonendo, a developer of endodontic products, has completed the second of two equity financings, raising an additional $18 million for a total of $27 million.
U.S. officials recently lowered the recommended dosage of fluoride in water from 1.2 to 0.7 parts per million — a limit that previously had been
Mitsui Chemicals continues to expand its dental materials business, taking a 50.01% stake in U.S. denture maker Dentca. Earlier this year, Mitsui acquired Heraeus Dental
Patient fear of the needle is a regular obstacle for dental professionals. Now St. Renatus, a Colorado start-up, is navigating the U.S. Food and Drug Administration