Restorative Dentistry

Here’s an Inside Look at How Chairside CAD/CAM Allows You to Take Back Control of Your Practice and the Patient Experience.

MinerOss® X Plug receives the Catapult Vote of Confidence for its ease of use, excellent results, and cost savings.

A look at the benefits this dental practice experienced after switching to milling solutions from DGSHAPE.

A new bulk-fill composite from Zest Dental is designed to offer enhanced esthetics, better handling, and wear resistance in less time.

VOCO America’s GrandioSO takes time seriously, from the speed at which a practitioner can work to how long a restoration lasts.

This 4-META dentin/enamel composite bonding system from Parkell eliminates the need to scrub the prep, providing consistent, even, and complete coverage of the entire prep surface.

Loss of interdental papilla and ‘black triangles’ can be a common hurdle when treating older patients.

Patients arrive in your operatory with an idea of what should happen. Do you know what they expect and whether you will deliver it?

Market intelligence firm indicates that the dental restoratives markets will grow to $11.5 Billion by 2030. What does that mean to your practice and patients?

This roundup of matrix systems features products designed to restore anatomic proximal contours and contact areas.

Tough cases with big paydays are not always worth the added stress, so make sure to enjoy some freedom and your life while getting through the daily grind of running a dental practice.

In an effort to make dentistry better, faster, easier, and more productive for the clinician, Shofu Dental offers this new, therapeutic, BPA-free, nano-hybrid, flowable composite restorative material.

The RE-GEN materials have presented dentists with the next advancement in the evolution of resin composite restorations.

This resin-modified glass ionomer from GC America received the Catapult Vote of Confidence for its bond strength and simplicity of use.

The Dental Products Report® 2022 Materials Survey asked dental professionals what materials they were grabbing every day in their practice for restorative works, and their answers paint a clear picture of the industry.

This retraction paste from VOCO America is helpful for impressions and scans without causing a mess or fuss.

Nobio Infinix is an antimicrobial restorative composite material that can help protect against recurrent caries and dangerous oral biofilm.

Clincian’s Choice will host this 3-day educational event in Banff, Alberta on esthetic and restorative dentistry.

How artistic sensibilities benefit dental labs at the bench and beyond.

VOCO America’s new astringent retraction paste offers a 2-stage viscosity in a long, thin, and flexible customized capsule tip for simple and direct application, resulting in optimal retraction and moisture management of the gingival sulcus.

This vital procedure requires a variety of tools and materials, including the light-cured, resin-modified calcium silicate TheraCal LC from BISCO.

Tints are helpful tools to create realistic-looking restorations that blend into the surrounding dentition. We take a closer look at this less-is-more material that can help you create a restorative masterpiece.

Opaquers are materials that you don't need all the time, but when you do need them, you really need them. We get to know these valuable materials better.

Ultradent Products introduces line of premium accessories for its popular curing lights.

In this video, Dr Alan Mead talks about the various technological innovations behind Enova's Zumax dental microscope.

This desensitizer with chlorhexidine from Advantage Dental Products, Inc, improves bond strength with self- and total-etch products and does not burn the soft tissues. [1 minute]

The mixing tip and cartridge system has been optimized for improved efficiently, reduced dental impression material waste.

To mark the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, we take a look at a few famous Irish dentists, including a dental pioneer, a war hero, and even a Wimbledon champion.

An October 2021 Study in Scientific Reports took a look at a lower sodium version of a bioactive glass that might have the benefits you want without inhibiting polymerization results or rates.

60 years on, the material continues to be a workhorse in a dentist’s armamentarium.