Materials

Here are what materials our research says you should use for patients who will grind their teeth all over your beautiful work.

Take a look at the 17 dental products and technology named as winners of the 2023 Cellerant Best of Class Technology award.

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OMNICHROMA Flow BULK saves time and money by utilizing Smart Chromatic Technology to match any shade in the surrounding dentition.

This new material from Kettenbach is optimized for monophase impressions through its unique formula.

With a thickness of just, 100 μm, UltraThineer veneers are said to be 3 times thinner than traditional veneers.

This biomaterial will undergo testing to see if it will be suitable for use in immediate loading implant situations for patients.

Dental students take home the prize for esthetic restorations courtesy of Dentsply Sirona’s Global Clinical Case Contest.

SprintRay Crown is a 3D-printing, chairside crown solution that features esthetics, high strength, and a comfortable fit.

Earn up to 1/2 Continuing Education Credit after reading this article about pulp capping materials.

If you don’t know what is happening, modern dental materials might seem to work like magic. We talk to experts who explain the chemistry behind them.

Catapult has given these Visalys restorative materials because of the strength, esthetics, and usability.

With just one universal shade, and a highly efficient workflow, this new composite is flowable and can bulk cure.

These 2 orthodontic companies will team up to combine quality clear aligner materials with a streamlined ordering system.

As dental materials with antimicrobial properties become more common it’s important to be educated about how they work and the benefits and risks they can provide patients.

With the help of Kuraray Noritake’s powerful material, this clinician helps patients achieve the smiles they want without sacrificing the durability they need.

We take a deep dive into the science behind the colors of restorative materials, expanding on why they perform as they do and how to optimize them for esthetics that patients desire.

SprintRay has announced the launch of its brand-new 3D printing resins for denture bases and teeth, which utilize NanoFusion technology for optimal durability and fracture resistance.

We explore what you should look for in these materials for the best and most predictable performance.

Ultradent has launched its new BFC3 Powered Impression Gun, a battery-powered device that gives clinicians full control of their impression materials in a convenient way.

The new powder is designed for efficient preparation of rough surfaces.

This new universal composite from Ultradent features high levels of translucency, allowing for ideal pigmentation and opacification to ensure highly esthetic restorative treatment.

Here it is, the final match with just two products left in the running for the title of Dental Products Report 2023 Spring Selection.

Durability and esthetics remain top characteristics that clinicians look for when selecting restorative materials.

Remin Pro from VOCO uses 3 powerful ingredients to protect teeth from demineralization, caries, and hypersensitivity.

What started as a collection of 64 recently launched dental products is now down to just 4 remaining contenders for the title of 2023 Dental Products Report Spring Selection. Vote in the Semi-Finals right now!

With the competing products trimmed down to 8, the Dental Products Report 2023 Spring Selection rolls on into the 4th round of voting.

The company plans to expand its line of Rodin® 3D Resin Printing Materials with the launch of the Rodin All-Purpose Glaze and Rodin Palette Naturalizing Kit during Lab Day West next month.

With the competing products trimmed down to a tidy 16, the Dental Products Report 2023 Spring Selection rolls on into the 3rd round of voting.

Advancements in materials technology have greatly contributed to the field of endodontics, specifically, ceramics. Take a closer look at bioceramics and their uses in endodontics.