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Applying OperaDDS in your practiceIn this tech brief, we examine OperaDDS, a comprehensive communication program.
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How to obtain state-of-the-art esthetics, precision and biologic stability with dental implant restorationsThis technique features Straumann products combined with the latest CAD/CAM technology to create a polished, esthetic result.
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Scientists map mouth microbes to pinpoint oral disease originBacteria are a well-known cause of oral disease and infection, but new research is examining the relationship between different bacteria in the mouth to see how they interact and, ultimately, tell researchers how bacteria combine to affect overall health.
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Meet the Dental Products Report Top 25 Women in Dentistry for 2016Now in its seventh year of recognizing exceptional women in the dental industry, Dental Products Report is thrilled to present the Top 25 Women in Dentistry for 2016. Past honoree Debra Engelhardt-Nash shares her story, while writer Anna Sachs profiles these 25 exceptional women in the dental industry.
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ZEST Anchors introduces LOCATOR R-Tx removable attachment systemLearn more about ZEST Anchors’ introduction of the next generation LOCATOR R-Tx removable attachment system.
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7 tips to make your dental hygienist resume stand outTo get hired as a dental hygienist, you need to show the world what makes you different. So how can you ensure your resume rises above the rest?
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NIH awards NYU, UCLA funds to study effect of cannabinoids on cancer painRead about the research two doctors will conduct to relieve the chronic inflammation and neuropathic pain symptoms of oral cancer.
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ProCare DIY provides DIY computer support for dentistsLearn more about this new national initiative in IT security from High Tech Innovations, LLC.
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11 things RDHs should do after graduationGraduation is just the beginning of your career, so follow these tips to help ensure success along the way.
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New study finds children with buck teeth may benefit from early orthodontic interventionYoung children (ages six to 10) with severely protruded upper front teeth, commonly called “buck teeth,” are at increased risk for dental trauma and may benefit from an orthodontic correction, according to a study published recently in the American Journal of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics.
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The big deal about little teeth: National Children's Dental Health MonthThis month little teeth will get a big amount of attention as endodontists, general practitioners and many other dental professionals come together to recognize National Children's Dental Health Month.
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Study finds oral bacteria linked to risk of strokeIn a study of patients entering the hospital for acute stroke, researchers have increased their understanding of an association between certain types of stroke and the presence of the oral bacteria (cnm-positive Streptococcus mutans).
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How Dentrix Ascend accommodates the management needs of any dental officeWith a fresh, new interface, Dentrix Ascend cloud-based practice management solution is said to pack the most advanced clinical, front office and business management capabilities into an easy and intuitive user experience.
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New research identifies role of tiny bubbles in tooth cleaningResearch into the science behind ultrasonic scalers, used by dental professionals to remove built up plaque, has identified that the formation of tiny bubbles around the head is key to the cleaning process.
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Nutrition and bad breath: We are what we eatSupplementation of nutrients is recommended when a person does not consume the full required intake of 5 to 10 servings of fruits and vegetables per day.
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DEXIS Eleven software drives efficiency with the power of the CloudDEXIS, LLC, a brand of the KaVo Kerr Group, announced its latest software release – DEXIS™ Eleven. Customers will benefit from a range of workflow improvements, including drag-and-drop tooth numbering, enhanced security, and fewer clicks for case presentation.
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Stoma Dental introduces backflow prevention saliva ejectorStoma Dental is introducing the first and only backflow prevention saliva ejector (SE) valve in conjunction with the 151st Midwinter Meeting of the Chicago Dental Society. Stoma’s new DOVE® Backflow Prevention SE Valve is a one-way valve that virtually eliminates backflow cross contamination risk between dental patients.
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3 things dentists can learn from big (non-dental) corporationsAs a private-practice owner, you may not think you can learn much from the companies on Fortune’s 2015 World’s Most Admired Companies list. After all, they’re big – really big. So how can anything done by these super-sized, wildly successful, profitable companies possibly be relevant to a small or mid-sized dental practice in Smallville, USA?
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How to design a custom security system for your dental practiceAlthough you can follow all the mandated HIPAA standards, leaving one small crack in your dental practice's physical security can open the door for a cyber security breach.
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Trouble sleeping? The size of your tongue, tonsils could be whyThe best time to identify signs of obstructive sleep apnea may not be at night while snoozing in bed but, instead, while sitting in the dentist’s chair.
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New discovery could reduce need for dental drillingThe days of the dreaded dental drill-and-fill as the standard solution for tooth decay may be numbered if a discovery by a Creighton University School of Dentistry professor continues to advance.
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4 ways a patient education system can benefit your dental practice and patientsWith the help of patient education, one dental practice's patients see them as partners working to find the best solution to fit their individual needs.
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SPONSORED: Riva HV: the latest glass ionomer innovation from SDIMandy Williams, Training Manager for SDI North America, showcases the latest innovation from the company's extensive glass ionomer and resin-modified inonomer line.
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Study finds link between gum disease and cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patientsA new study jointly led by the University of Southampton and King’s College London has found a link between gum disease and greater rates of cognitive decline in people with early stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
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10 ways to handle parents of your pediatric patientsParents trust your office with their most prized possessions, and can often cause far more drama than the patients themselves. Your team should go to great lengths to connect with both the patients and their parents.
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SPONSORED: Roland's Tony Miller highlights features of DWX series milling machinesAt LMT Lab Day, Roland showed both their latest technology and in this video, Tony Miller, Director of Sales for Roland DGA, highlights the capabilities and features of both devices.
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How to Create Strong Restorations With Excellent EstheticsOne clinician’s perspective on Celtra Press.
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3 ways to help make communication the priority in your dental practiceIt’s no secret that many patients can be afraid of the dentist. While it’s unfortunate, I’ve found the best way to combat this issue is to educate effectively and communicate well. Communication is imperative not only to making a patient feel comfortable, but it is the foundation on which our relationships with our patients are built.
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Can acupuncture help with pain caused by dental malocclusion?Two studies examined EMG findings from pre- and post-acupuncture treatment in patients with dental malocclusion to see if acupuncture can have an effect on patient pain.
