Success: Lauren Ulbrich, D.M.D., celebrates having exited the Oral Pathology Escape Room inside SmileCon’s Dental Central Oct. 6. If Bruce Springsteen’s song “I’m on Fire”
The article “August JADA Explores Saliva-Based Testing,” was very interesting. Unfortunately, what was omitted from the article was which clinical applications it could be used
Teledentistry has gained popularity in recent years, but it may be underutilized despite its potential to benefit patients, according to an ADA Clinical Evaluators Panel report
The ADA has created a new 3D printing guide as dental professionals consider expanding their use of digital workflow technology. One part of the digital
Researchers at the ADA Science and Research Institute are embarking on a multidisciplinary survey project aimed at better understanding challenges and barriers to following dental
The American Dental Association Science & Research Institute, in collaboration with the University of North Carolina Center for Gastrointestinal Biology and Disease, has been awarded
Photomicrograph of a sputum sample containing Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Courtesy of CDC. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is alerting health care providers to tuberculosis
The right mentoring relationship can be a vital tool for professional growth. But one of the trickiest things about mentoring is that it can be
With countless articles published each year in dental journals, keeping up with the latest research can be difficult. Luckily, the PracticeUpdate Clinical Dentistry Channel is
3D printing: These 3D-printed objects made from zirconia demonstrate that an additive manufacturing process using low-cost 3D printers is capable of fabricating items with complex
Artificial intelligence and its implications have been all over the news lately, but what does this technology mean for dentistry? A white paper released in
With the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency in the U.S. on May 11, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is no longer