Emerging Research

How Carolina Hemp Company is transforming the way the dental industry manages pain and anxiety with Carolina Hemp Naturals.

A study of the risks of eye damage clinicians face when using curing lights while wearing dental loupes.

Composites filled with thiourethane-silanized inorganic fillers had up to 35% lower stress, study says.

Why clinicians must always consider the needs of individual patients and supporting research when selecting a protocol.

When scanning a single crown, the Carestream intraoral scanner was found to have the best trueness and precision.

Developed by CAO Group, the cement is said to bond dental prosthetics with light curing and be easily debonded using a diode laser system.

Applicants have until June 10 to submit abstracts for the upcoming annual meeting.

Practicing dentists share real-world tips for using self-adhesives.

New research indicates oral biomarkers may help health providers identify victims of abuse.

The findings could help to create a pathway for researchers interested in regenerating tooth enamel.

The dental industry and materials science have made many advances over the last 70 years.

A recent study challenged the concerns about bulk fill composites-and what the researchers discovered might surprise you.

Why you should be skeptical of attention-grabbing headlines.

Learn how advancements in materials and the size of glass fillers have improved composites’ mechanical properties.

Periodontal experts stress the importance of gum health in older adults and other at-risk groups.

Check out these four ways hygienists can save a life in 2019 by utilizing their skills and passions.

Whole-body wellness is increasingly becoming a priority for patients. Here’s what dental professionals need to know about the link between periodontitis and diabetes.

Dental research came a long way this year, and these studies stood out among the rest.

Other top concerns included the impact of DSOs and increasing competition in the industry.

Stable oral health can be a critical preventive measure against drug-induced osteonecrosis of the jaws.

The event is recognized as the premier international multidisciplinary dental meeting for professionals engaged in implant dentistry.

Researchers in Thailand discovered that local anesthesia combined with preoperative ibuprofen could have an increased success rate in young patients.

Applicants have until Dec. 14 to submit their proposals.

Fear of pain and the smell of chemicals play a big role in keeping patients out of the operatory.

How new research on some of the worst dental bacteria could lead to exciting discoveries.