Dental News

Public, patients agree that oral surgeons are most qualified to place implants

Both prospective dental implant patients and the general public agree in a new study: oral and maxillofacial surgeons are the most qualified to perform the ...

ICOI meeting gets underway in Vancouver

VANCOUVER, British Columbia, CANADA: The International Congress of Oral Implantologists is hosting its World Congress XXXV. This year, the ICOI is ...

Oral Health America releases Medicare Dental Toolkit

CHICAGO, Ill., USA: Oral Health America (OHA) has released a new Medicare Dental Toolkit to assist those advocating for the addition of a dental benefit to ...

Henry Schein launches 2017 Healthy Lifestyles, Healthy Communities program

MELVILLE, N.Y., USA: Henry Schein Inc. has announced the launch of its 2017 Healthy Lifestyles, Healthy Communities (HLHC) program, which supports community...

NuSmile announces inaugural summit in January 2018

HOUSTON, Texas, USA: NuSmile Ltd., a provider of technology facilitating pediatric esthetic restorative dentistry, has announced its first-ever NuSmile ...

GC America launches new interactive website

ALSIP, Ill., USA: GC America has announce the launch of a newly designed website that provides a simple solution for customers to access product ...

A hygienist’s observations from the ADHA meeting in the ‘City of Bridges’

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., USA: Once upon a time, in the land of bridges and crowns, a purple-cloaked prophy queen reigned over her happy subjects. So beloved was ...

The Planmeca Emerald Next-Gen Intraoral Scanner

Tue. 8. August 2017

Dr Gary Kaye discusses the Planmeca Emerald™ Next-Gen Intraoral Scanner.

‘The Last Flossing’

I came across Ed Sorel’s illustration “The Last Flossing” in a round-about way. Sorel is one of those artists whose work might be ...

Sulzer Mixpac 1 ml system delivers big on flexibility

Sulzer Mixpac has developed a new one-component system for hygienic dental applications: the 1 ml system. The product has a standard Luer Lock, which ...

Researchers: Poor oral health is major factor in older-adult malnutrition

University of North Carolina School of Medicine researchers led a study to determine risk factors associated with malnutrition among older adults receiving ...