Products

MicroCare’s acquisition of Certol will make more cleaners and disinfectants available to dental practices.

Take a look at the 20 dental products named as Cellerant Best of Class Technology Award winners for 2021.

Described as the most compact and affordable pan system on the market for dentists, this game-changing model is 3 high-performance units in 1: 3D cone beam, 2D panoramic, and cephalometric.

Disposable bitewing features 3 products in one; sensor holder provides comfort-padded infection control barrier.

The autoclavable system's lower profile is said to offer clinicians better sightlines.

Philips and Bento will partner up to package products directly into dental benefit plans for patients.

Coastal Carolina Community College uses Guided Biofilm Therapy treatment protocols based on individual dental patient diagnosis and risk assessment to achieve optimal results.

The latest dental product launches from throughout the industry.

Why the Cellerant Best of Class Technology Award winners should be on your short list of dental products and technologies.

This bioceramic pulp protectant promotes dentin formation while creating an adverse environment for bacteria.

As times change and technology evolves, it’s as necessary as ever to keep learning and improving your skills and tools.

This dual-cured, self-adhesive liner and base impresses, thanks to its easy dispensing and placement.

Catapult evaluators find improved delivery with the PowerMix™ Automatic Impression Material Dispenser.

A look at categories of dental products that will always be a part of providing dental care, even as technologies, form factors, and other aspects of these tools and instruments continue to change.

Dental professionals share stories of dental products they’ve stopped using and innovations that are their new favorites.

Clinicians can crystallize and sinter restorations faster than ever before with this technology that ensures that each case is quickly and consistently completed.

The sleep apnea appliance has received FDA market clearance which will allow it to be more widely used and covered by insurance.

Combination boil-out and polymerization unit features quick exchange of functions, and can easily be viewed on the touch screen.

Efficient and effective Class II composite restorations require excellent technique. Here are a few tips and tricks we found that can help improve yours.

This new matrix system is said to offer strength and stability for all Class II composite restorations.

Here’s a look at some of the dental milling machines that are available.

Voice-assistant uses artificial intelligence to complete a full periodontal charting without the need for additional expensive equipment.

We have seen tremendous strides made in curing lights over the last 2 decades. Intensity has increased and power needs have decreased. Today’s lights can cure an increment in 5 seconds and are cordless, going days without needing a charge.

Illinois dentist Mathew Burton, DDS, sat down with DPR managing editor Stan Goff to tell us how and why he developed new products designed to help clinicians with Class II restorations.

With the rise of popularity in aligner and other dental appliance therapy, keeping things sanitized and clean is increasingly important.

This scanner offers the advanced technology and customer service experience that will allow practices to serve patients better.

A variety of endodontic products can help make procedures more cost-effective and efficient.

With A-dec’s growing line of practice protection solutions, clinicians and patients can feel confident they’re in a safe and healthy environment.

Prognostic data are fundamental to case selection and can help both clinicians and patients make educated choices regarding the optimal strategies for individualized endodontic care.