Japanese researchers have created an ultrathin, flexible hydroxyapatite sheet that could have several applications in restorative and cosmetic dentistry, from preventing decay and restoring enamel

Zimmer Dental has received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to use the term “osseoincorporation” in describing the bone-healing process made possible

During National Healthy Aging Month this September, Delta Dental is advising older adults that practicing good oral health habits is more important than ever. Adults

The current round of water fluoridation controversy in the U.S. has reached a crescendo as city councils in two major metropolitan areas voted in favor

Maxillent, a dental implant technology company, has signed an exclusive contract with Pioneer Richteeth Medical Distribution Shanghai for the distribution of the iRaise sinus lift

Transcrestal surgical techniques for maxillary sinus floor elevation offer an alternative for reconstructive surgery of the mandible prior to the placement of dental implants, according

A “flameless cremation” device could remove the hazard of vaporized mercury resulting from cremating the deceased, according to a report by the BBC. The machine

Delcam has launched a major upgrade to its DentMILL software for the milling of dental implant restorations. DentMILL 2012 has a new interface to make

The city council of Phoenix voted September 11 to continue fluoridating the city’s water supply. The vote concludes the Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee’s consideration of

The September issue of the Journal of the California Dental Association covers a range of topics, including a discussion of the different reasons for the

Portland, OR, has shed its distinction as the largest city in the U.S. to not fluoridate its public water supply. Today the city council voted

Iowa communities can now apply for grants to help them start putting fluoride in their water supplies or upgrade their existing fluoridation systems. Ten communities