Restorative Dentistry

Dental Products Report spoke with Manager of Clinical Research at BISCO, Rolando Nunez, to discuss the materials science behind TheraCal LC, and why it is a boon for restorative practices. [3 minutes]

Beautifil II from Shofu is a composite material that harnesses biochemistry to reduce secondary decay without sacrificing esthetics.

Navigating the challenges of modern veneer restoration leads to enhanced esthetic outcomes.

We explore ways to avoid patient disappointment on the back end of teeth whitening treatments by managing unrealistic patient expectations on the front end.

Dental manufacturer and renowned continuing education provider in the oral surgery and implantology space announce strategic partnership.

Colorado dentist, educator chosen to set new course for advanced innovation in digital dentistry education.

Platelet-rich fibrins promote faster healing and tissue repair by using the patient’s blood. Here’s how it can work in your dental practice.

Dental manufacturer looks to expand product portfolio and operations after acquisition by private equity investment firm.

Paving the path to ecofriendly practices.

The new connection between AI CAD and milling machine is designed to deliver fast and precise machining.

This update to the company’s Waterlase iPlus laser features enhanced customization of clinical procedures, improved graphics for a better user experience, and remote diagnostics and support.

A new sectional matrix system from Pac-Dent uses translucent Mylar to provide better visibility while maintaining the stability needed for even tricky class II restorations.

This debridement liquid/gel material from Young Specialties harnesses unique Dessication Technology for a use in a variety of clinical situations.

DEXIS™ announces a significant upgrade with the launch of DEXIS™ IS ScanFlow v.1.0.10, introducing advanced guided workflows and AI enhancements alongside a seamless 2-way integration with DEXIS 10, tailored to optimize dental implant workflows.

Regrowing teeth would present an excellent restorative option. We look at how close we are to making regrown teeth possible and what the next best option is until then.

With second Ivoclar certification in past year, vhf is now an official Ivoclar Authorized Milling Partner for the renowned lithium disilicate ceramic IPS e.max CAD.

Recent research shows Vikings had cavities, tooth loss, and dental procedures. They also used toothpicks. Here is what else we know about Viking dentistry.

2024 could be the year that you go for your extra certifications. Here’s what you should know about restorative and cosmetic certifications.

Kulzer launches time-saving line designed to cover 90% of restoration needs with just 4 shades.

We take a deep dive on this impression material to unwrap just what makes it such a boon for restorative treatments.

This fluoride varnish from Kettenbach USA aims to eliminate the discomforts that sometimes come with other fluoride varnishes all while maintaining the efficacy that clinicians desire.

Breaking down all the latest trends and technologies in dental loupes and magnification.

The pre-sterilized single-patient use diamond burs line maximizes efficiencies; eliminates the need for cleaning and processing.

Waterlase iPlus Premier Edition™ boasts enhanced features designed to accelerate adoption of lasers in dentistry.

Garrison announces a new distribution agreement with hand instruments company as 2 industry pioneers collaborate to provide clinicians an extensive range of products.

ZenSeal from Kerr Dental features high flowability, less waste, and high radiopacity for clinicians who use a bioceramic sealer when obturating root canals.

Matrix use during restorative dentistry contributes to case success. We examine how, why, and what different types of matrices can do for which cases to help your clinical outcomes.

This seamless data transfer update enables the intuitive and fast fabricating of dental crowns.

Derived from Ivoclar’s IPS e.max lithium disilicate powder, this new material offers a long-awaited avenue for the serial production of natural-looking dental restorations including veneers as thin as 0.3 mm, and detailed crowns.

Pac-Dent’s products are helping usher in a new era of 3D printed final restorations, resulting in a boon for patients, particularly those with a habit of gnashing.