Study to explore cannabis-altered oral bacteria and brain
Researchers from universities in South Carolina and North Carolina were awarded $3.7 million to explore further alterations that cannabis smoking makes to the community of
Researchers from universities in South Carolina and North Carolina were awarded $3.7 million to explore further alterations that cannabis smoking makes to the community of
Dear DrBicuspid Member, Our top story of the week covered a lawsuit that Invisalign maker Align Technology filed against SmileDirectClub. In the lawsuit, Align claims
Nondestructive short-wave infrared reflectance (SWIR) and optical coherence tomography (OCT) can safely monitor the activity of secondary caries lesions, findings published January 10 in the
Tekmika Health Technologies has signed a deal to exclusively distribute Milestone Scientific’s single-tooth anesthesia system in Brazil. The New Jersey-based computerized drug delivery instrument developer’s
Invisalign maker Align Technology has filed a lawsuit against SmileDirectClub claiming that the company misleads patients by advertising that its clear aligner treatment is provided
Who made it to the final round in this year’s edition of the Cuspies? We are very excited to announce the people, products, and events
Opening a wooden clothespin inside the mouth may be a hack for improving trismus in patients, according to a technical note published on January 6
Alpha Healthcare Acquisition will merge with Carmell Therapeutics, which develops allogeneic plasma-based biomaterials, including for use as an alternative to bone grafting in dental restorations.
Physical activity can stave off inflammation, which in turn could possibly decrease the risk of developing periodontitis. However, not all bodily movements appear to offer
An appeals court in Colorado recently dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed against a dental patient who wrote negative online reviews about the root canal therapy
New York University College of Dentistry (NYU Dentistry) was awarded a $3.1 million grant to study the nexus of periodontitis and Alzheimer’s disease. The five-year grant,
Clinical factors, including pain severity before and during root canals, may better predict the risk of postoperative pain than sociodemographic characteristics such as race and