Should you repair or replace that restoration? The findings of a new study may help you answer that question. Researchers found that replaced restorations had

A study linking fluoride with hypothyroidism contained “myriad flaws” and used “highly selective and biased” evidence, according to a commentary in the British Dental Journal.

As an oral health advocate and practicing dentist for more than 40 years, I am deeply concerned by a recent story on the Public Radio

3M Oral Care has updated its digital 3M Impression Troubleshooting Guide. The guide is an interactive tool that enables dentists to find solutions to 12

KaVo Kerr Group has received the Finnish Dental Congress’ New Innovation 2015 Award for its Diagnocam caries detection device. The award is presented to companies

A recent broadcast on Public Radio International raised concerns about community water fluoridation without any mention of the hundreds of studies that have shown the

Taub Products has released Liquid Magic resin barrier for implant and cosmetic dentistry. The barrier is a light-cured resin for protecting threading, screws, and internal

The Public Radio International (PRI) program “Living on Earth” broadcast a report on community water fluoridation on November 20. According to the broadcast, “research has

A study of various dental restorative CAD/CAM composites has found that lithium disilicate glass ceramic had the highest flexural strength, but all the materials were

Collagen Matrix announced that the company has been selected to participate in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Experiential Learning Program (ELP). The program

America’s ToothFairy: National Children’s Oral Health (NCOHF) is holding a virtual ball and online auction through November 16. Prizes include dental equipment and products for

Cosmedent has released the FlexiSAW, a short and thin finishing and polishing product for restorative procedures. The FlexiSAW. Image courtesy of Cosmedent. The saw’s design