Zirconia copings held up well over three years in compromised anterior teeth in a clinical trial published in the International Journal of Prosthodontics (March/April 2010,
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear announced two rounds of federal grant funding totaling more than $200,000 that will allow 24 counties to create community coalitions aimed
Komet USA’s summer 2010 sales brochure will feature Microsoft Tag, an innovative way to view videos on cell phones, the company announced. The technology allows
Fibrocell Science has appointed Nicolas Elian, DDS., as an adviser to the company, which is focused on developing autologous cell therapies for aesthetic, medical, and
Since patients on intravenous bisphosphonates sometimes suffer from osteonecrosis of the jaw, questions have risen about placing implants in them. So researchers at the Karolinska
An Ohio law allowing hygienists to practice without a dentist’s physical supervision will take effect August 31. Signed into law May 27, the law creates
Roland DGA has released the DWX-30 compact computer numerically controlled (CNC) dental milling machine for creating copings, crowns, and bridges in zirconia and wax. Designed
Hispanic hygiene students have accused the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio of discrimination, according to an article in the Express-News. Don
Cuba has achieved a goal of children’s oral health two years ahead of the deadline set by the World Health Organization (WHO), a state dental
An Australian caries management system was found to be most cost-effective in patients with a high risk of dental caries, according to a study in
Oral Health America (OHA) recently awarded a Smiles Across America planning grant to Tampa, FL-based More Health, which partners with Tampa General Hospital and All
Shock Doctor has introduced the Shock Doctor custom mouthguard, which it is distributing through sporting goods retail stores. After purchasing a Shock Doctor custom mouthguard
