Study finds dentists sloppy with curing lights
Many dentists may be using their curing lights badly, with some baking their patients’ teeth and others leaving restorations uncured, a study by Dalhousie University
Many dentists may be using their curing lights badly, with some baking their patients’ teeth and others leaving restorations uncured, a study by Dalhousie University
A defective, mutant strain of the bacterium that causes periodontal disease could provide a clue to potential treatments for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and a number of
A United Nations (UN) committee meeting in Stockholm June 7-11 will begin drawing up a legally binding international treaty on mercury reduction that could restrict
When it comes to kids’ oral healthcare, California is far from being the Golden State. California children’s dental health was ranked third from the bottom
GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has acquired NovaMin Technologies, makers of a calcium phosphate oral product ingredient, for 87 million pounds ($135 million as of December 2009), the
Cone-beam CT (CBCT) scans are significantly more efficient than periapical radiographs in determining the mesiobuccal root canal anatomy of maxillary molars, according to a study
Perfect Smile fluoride toothpaste with the coenzyme CoQ10 yielded “significant improvement” over regular fluoride toothpaste in healing gingivitis, according to a study in the May
David Marks has been promoted to president and CEO of OrthoSynetics, an orthodontic and dental practice services firm. Marks has been chief operating office of
The Philadelphia Board of Health voted May 13 to table its discussion of proposed changes to a controversial ordinance requiring that dentists give patients specific
Bleaching can decrease the surface hardness of resin-based composites but may not change the hardness of ceramics, according to a new study to be presented
The New York University (NYU) College of Dentistry has received a one-year grant from the United Hospital Fund to provide underserved older adults in New
Listerine has introduced “This Is Your Mouth,” a documentary-style commercial narrated by actor Neil Patrick Harris (CBS’s “How I Met Your Mother”). The commercial shows