The dos and don’ts of Invisalign
Given the recent improvements to the Invisalign system from Align Technology, orthodontists can accomplish almost anything they want with it — although getting the optimum
Given the recent improvements to the Invisalign system from Align Technology, orthodontists can accomplish almost anything they want with it — although getting the optimum
A Texas woman has filed a lawsuit against GlaxoSmithKline alleging that the company knew about the health risks associated with high levels of zinc in
Komet has not released this product pending clearance from the FDA. Komet USA has introduced two new sonic tips designed for surgical crown extensions to
ProDrive Systems has released its ProDrive StarDental Premium upgrade turbine with a no-lube feature for Star 430 and Solara high-speed handpieces, including the 430SW, 430SWL,
The American College of Prosthodontists (ACP) is gearing up to celebrate National Prosthodontics Awareness Week (NPAW), which takes place March 7-13. ACP members will provide
Dentsply International is crediting “positive internal growth, acquisitions, and the benefit of a weakening U.S. dollar” for a 12% increase in sales in its 2009
Toothbrushes should be more like video games, according to 9-year-old Ambria Schneringer of Ripon, CA, who won a design contest sponsored by toothbrush maker Dr.
DentaQuest, the largest administrator of government dental programs in the U.S., has donated thousands of toothbrushes, toothpastes, and floss to World Vision to distribute to
With the opening of the 2010 Olympic Winter Games February 12, Crest is spotlighting its role as the official toothpaste sponsor of the U.S. Olympic
A New York family is suing St. Luke’s Hospital in Manhattan and its chief dentist, Bruce Lish, D.D.S., after a 33-year-old woman with cerebral palsy
The Social Science Research Center at Mississippi State University (MSU) is collaborating with the Mississippi State Department of Health on an oral health project for
Promising to “bring an end to traumatic dental visits,” Medical International Technology (MIT) plans to launch a version of its Med-Jet needleless injector for the