Restorative Dentistry

Doxa Dental’s Quikcap helped eliminate many of the typical technique issues of most direct restorative materials.

In-house CAD/CAM and the use of modern materials can make restoring cracked teeth and carious lesions more efficient than ever before.

BurtonBands announces several VursaWedge innovations, including the release of 2 new sizes—medium and large—and the addition of the Anatomical VursaWedge.

The highly porous bone substitute provides more space available for new bone deposition.

This new zirconia ceramic promises efficiency, durability, and strong esthetics through its materials and innovations.

The unique VivaPen is used to apply Adhese Universal, a light-curing single-component adhesive for direct and indirect restorations and all etching techniques.

DS PrimeTaper self-tapping implant, implant business restaging designed to outperform expectations in bone health, longevity and esthetics.

Implant system described as a strong solution for various indications to suit the dentist’s preferred treatment protocol–ranging from immediate to conventional placement and loading.

Product Roundup: There are a number of different types of bone grafting materials, including autografts, allografts, and synthetic variants.

FiteBac Antimicrobial Cavity Cleanser provides added protection with ongoing antimicrobial properties and has the potential to provide a new standard of care for dental patients.

There is no shortage of options for the cement material you choose. Here are a few things to know about dental cement when selecting the one that works best for you.

New denture tooth materials and indications significantly expand Dentsply Sirona’s production capabilities of the Lucitone Digital Print Denture System enabling the production of nearly all full arch denture types.

Company is launching DS Implants, harmonizing successful brands like Simplant, OSSIX, Atlantis and MIS.

CEREC MTL Zirconia to debut at Dentsply Sirona World; developed in partnership with VITA Zahnfabrik.

When doing intraoral repairs, it is important to know the right methodology to offer the best patient outcomes.

Applicators are compostable, come in recyclable packaging made from sustainable materials, and require less energy to produce than petroleum plastics.

This eLearning platform will offer free courses for clinicians wishing to bolster their endodontic or restorative skillset.

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.

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

Nonopioid remedies are changing the landscape in dentistry.

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

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

From chips to stains to tooth-size discrepancies, cosmetic treatments with dental composite resins can help your patient be ready for their close-ups.

This bulk fill dental composite is designed to provide clinicians with an esthetic option for posterior restorations.

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

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.

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.