Ivoclar Vivadent names new executive VPs
Ivoclar Vivadent has named two new executive vice presidents for its North American operations. Chris Holden has been appointed executive vice president — chief administrative
Ivoclar Vivadent has named two new executive vice presidents for its North American operations. Chris Holden has been appointed executive vice president — chief administrative
A new bill in New York would require dentists and dental manufacturers in Erie County to disclose the country of origin for all dental prosthetics
Laser fluorescence may effectively detect initial caries progression, but the technology struggles at monitoring later, more minute changes, according to a new study that looked
Kulzer has launched a 3D printer for dental laboratories. The cara Print 4.0. Image courtesy of Kulzer. The cara Print 4.0 3D printer can print
Screw-retained implants fracture sooner than cement-retained ones, and fractures are more likely to occur in the premolars and molars, according to a new study on
Dental supply manufacturer Young Innovations has acquired a number of dental product lines from Medical Products Laboratories. The acquired product lines include the VarnishAmerica fluoride
Cosmedent has launched Renamel Nano Plus, its newest composite. Renamel Nano Plus is designed for easy placement, shaping, and sculpting, according to the company. It
ClearChoice Dental Implant Centers has added four new locations in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Florida, and Michigan. ClearChoice develops and manages dental treatment centers that provide
The California Dental Association (CDA) has endorsed the PureLife Dental ECO II amalgam separator for its members. The endorsement comes on the heels of the
Start-up LabWorthy has developed a new website that allows dentists to rate and review dental labs. On LabWorthy.com, labs are scored on a five-star system,
A male patient scheduled a consultation with me through Skype. His question was, “Why do I have tooth-root sensitivity?” He told me he had sensitivity
A U.S. appeals court has affirmed a lower court’s decision in favor of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) that the Texas State Board