Regenerative endo treatments show promise in trial
Researchers have shown that two regenerative endodontic procedures (REPs) — revitalization and a platelet-rich, fibrin (PRF)-based technique — could be a viable treatment for mature
Researchers have shown that two regenerative endodontic procedures (REPs) — revitalization and a platelet-rich, fibrin (PRF)-based technique — could be a viable treatment for mature
Blood and saliva droplets that are invisible to the naked eye can be found on protective eyewear worn by dental professionals after treating patients, according
Henry Schein’s Zahn Dental U.S. dental laboratory business will donate $150,000 to hunger relief organization Feeding America. The funds will be used to help food
Ceramic veneers are minimally invasive, preserve tooth structure, and provide long-term aesthetic rehabilitation and, therefore, may be a better option than crowns for patients with
Jacksonville University has introduced a three-year Master of Science in Dentistry program with a certificate in comprehensive oral implantology. The program, which will launch this
The severity of tooth clenching and grinding that patients experience may be associated with their vitamin D levels, according to a study published February 6
A majority of people said yellow teeth are unattractive in a recent survey conducted by market research platform DentaVox. The results belie a prejudice that
Two patients experienced strokelike symptoms after hyperextending their necks during dental treatment, according to a case report recently published online in the Neurologist. The two
Bien-Air Dental plans to launch Nova, a new contra-angle handpiece, at the Chicago Dental Society Midwinter Meeting, which will be held February 24-26. Nova has
Gold-containing dental implants may have caused an allergic reaction in a 64-year-old woman’s mouth that developed into the chronic inflammatory disease oral lichen planus. The
SARS-CoV-2 can be detected in cavitated tooth decay and periodontal pockets, suggesting that these sites may act as reservoirs for infection, according to an article
Dentists should stay abreast of the most common oral manifestations of COVID-19 such as taste disorders and xerostomia, according to a recent study published online