Malocclusions associated with tooth loss risk
Malocclusions such as anterior crossbite have been linked with a greater risk of tooth loss in a new study. A research team from Tohoku University,
Malocclusions such as anterior crossbite have been linked with a greater risk of tooth loss in a new study. A research team from Tohoku University,
A newly-developed powder activated by electric toothbrush vibrations is described as an ‘effective, at-home treatment’ for tooth whitening. Researchers developed the prototype whitening powder aiming

Main Content Every few years, a study comes along that quietly reshapes the way we think about a routine procedure. Ceramic veneers—one of dentistry’s most
More than 11 million people in the UK have found themselves smiling less over the past three years, according to a new survey. One in

Main Content A recent in vitro study from Kocaeli University, Turkey, has put a long-debated clinical question to test — does placing fiber-reinforced composites beneath
Main Content A major new study of over 180,000 individuals has shown a significant link between tooth loss and glycemic control in people with diabetes.
Main Content What if something as routine as flossing could one day protect you from the flu? In a fascinating new study, researchers explored a
Main Content A new finite element analysis (FEA) study offers valuable insight into implant design choices for the rehabilitation of edentulous, severely atrophic maxillae,highlighting the
Main Content A new study shows that dental students in Iran are excited about how artificial intelligence (AI) could help improve dentistry, but they’re not
Main Content A large-scale retrospective cohort study from the Second Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University has shed new light on the survival outcomes of

Main Content A recent study comparing robotic-assisted and freehand dental implant placement has revealed significant differences in accuracy. While robotic surgery demonstrated superior precision in

Main Content A recent clinical study has provided new insights into the management of deep carious lesions in first permanent molars (FPM), emphasizing the importance