Restorative 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.

A variety of products from Ivoclar can help patients receive efficient, same-day procedures that save tooth structure, are cost-effective, and deliver great esthetics.

Dental care plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health and well-being. However, the approach to care can vary significantly.

SDI introduces an innovative flowable product with incredible marginal integrity. Catapult reviewers investigate Stela from SDI.

Obstacles include shortage of hygienists and assistants, increased diversity of new dentists, generational change in practice preference among topline trends.

Today’s technology can help clinicians make diagnoses, plan treatments, and run practices more efficiently, but some tasks will always require the human touch and experience.

DMG unveiled its latest innovation at the 2023 Greater New York Dental Meeting––a one-shaded layering composite called Ecosite One.

Products designed to assist dentists and strong educational resources have always been a key focus for the company.

This self-cure composite is designed to deliver optimal physical properties, simplified placement, and chameleon effect esthetics.

A new desensitizer from Centrix is said to provide an effective and efficient hypersensitivity solution for clinicians to incorporate in their restorative workflow.

Rodin™ Sculpture 2.0 next-generation zirconia-infused nanohybrid resin from Pac-Dent, Inc, is formulated to deliver high strength and esthetics.

CEMPOWER will now benefit from Essential Dental Systems’ EDS formula to bolster this restorative material.

Industry experts share their predictions for what lies ahead for the dental industry this year, with artificial intelligence, digital dentistry, additive manufacturing, and preventive care all at the forefront.

2023 was a year for innovation in all regards, and restorative dentistry was not exempt from this fact. The year saw the introduction of a diverse array of cutting-edge restorative dental products, each meticulously crafted to deliver forward-thinking, intelligent, and efficient solutions that revolutionized the traditional landscape of dental care. Here are the top 10 restorative dental products of 2023.

We look at what the industry believes about access to care, what are some reasons that patients don't have access to care and the problems that can lead to, and some successful programs that get patients the care they need.

The dental industry cannot avoid producing its share of material waste, but steps can be taken to employ green policies in your practice this year.

The manufacturer asserts that Upcera's UP.CAD products infringe multiple patents issued in the U.S. covering its lithium-silicate inventions, and a trademark related to its millable dental ceramics.

Whether shot on site at a conference, recorded over Zoom, or captured in some other setting, video was a big part of the content published by Dental Products Report in 2023. The most popular videos of the year include a mix of product evaluations, roundtable discussions and weekly new product roundups. Check out the 10 most viewed videos of the year right here.