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Editor’s note: Dr. Doniger’s column, Dental Diaries, appears regularly on the HuangshanDental.com advice and opinion page, Second Opinion. Seriously — when was the last time
Editor’s note: Dr. Doniger’s column, Dental Diaries, appears regularly on the HuangshanDental.com advice and opinion page, Second Opinion. Seriously — when was the last time
While it may philosophically be true that “no man is an island,” for today’s direct dental restorative procedures, the tooth should be. Now that adhesive
An Indian company has partnered with a French institute to set up a bank for dental stem cells, which can be used for dental applications,
Kerr has introduced the Demi Plus LED light curing system, calling it the “next generation” in premium curing light technology. Demi Plus is powered by
Lares Research is now featuring a video animation of the company’s wavelength-optimized periodontal therapy (WPT) procedure on its website, the company announced. The WPT method
For one winner, a love of working with his hands inspired him to use nearly 300 ft of ortho wire to create a chess set
All Dental Prodx is now the exclusive sales and marketing partner for Cut Rite Instruments’ dental products, including the Kool Krystal diamond line, the Terminator,
3M ESPE has released a statement confirming that none of its products contains the controversial chemical bisphenol A (BPA). In the past, 3M’s Concise Composite
At-home whitening produces similar results to in-office whitening at far less expense, according to a randomized study involving 20 subjects (Operative Dentistry, July 2010, Vol.
Following the publication last week of a study in Pediatrics that assessed the safety of bisphenol A (BPA) in dental materials, some vendors are reaching
Ottawa Public Health will provide dental checkups to 10,000 low-income children and youth across the city, according to a report by 580 CFRA News Talk
A modified fluoride toothpaste technique (MFTT) can significantly reduce the incidence of new carious lesions in orthodontic patients, according to researchers from the University of