Restorative Dentistry

Here are what materials our research says you should use for patients who will grind their teeth all over your beautiful work.

Take a look at the 17 dental products and technology named as winners of the 2023 Cellerant Best of Class Technology award.

A case study in complex composite restorations that utilizes superior dental materials including a variety from the CLEARFIL line of products.

[SPONSORED] In a recent survey conducted by Dental Values, dentists from throughout the US were asked about their preferences and their habits when it comes to dental adhesive materials. See the key finding in this infographic sponsored by BISCO Dental Products.

Kettenbach’s Visalys Flow and Visalys Fill composite restoration materials earn the Catapult Vote of Confidence.

VOCO’s Structur 3 strong, natural-looking temporary material features technology that creates a natural gloss with less or no polishing, and a 1:1 bis-GMA to acrylic mixing ratio that provides a host of advantages over other options.

Here is a look at key areas where companies have focused their research, from implant planning automation and implant surface technology design to what is next for abutments, and even how some companies seek to reshape the implant workflow entirely.

OMNICHROMA Flow BULK saves time and money by utilizing Smart Chromatic Technology to match any shade in the surrounding dentition.

These burs are said to offer clinicians a faster, more effective cutting option because of their unique formulation process, variety of shapes, and diamond sharpness.

Sometimes it’s clear what to do with a carious lesion. Sometimes it isn’t. We talked to 3 experienced dentists to explore the decision process for treating caries or watching it and what you should consider in a given situation.

The team from the University of Washington in Seattle used stem-cell technologies to form organoids that secrete tooth enamel proteins.

Any material choice has pros and cons, and zirconia is no different. Here, we consider physical properties, endurance, and patient preferences.

This biomaterial will undergo testing to see if it will be suitable for use in immediate loading implant situations for patients.

Hiring a temporary dental staff member to get through busy times and vacations this summer might seem daunting. Here’s a look at how you can make this arrangement work for you and the temporary as efficiently as possible.

Dental students take home the prize for esthetic restorations courtesy of Dentsply Sirona’s Global Clinical Case Contest.

This new advisory board will assist and give guidance for Perimetrics, who plan to bring their diagnostic system to market.

New system is described as faster and more predictable yet is designed to be easier to open.

We share potential hazards regarding 3D printing and how you can avoid them in your in-house lab.

Texas dentist Chad C. Duplantis, DDS, FAGD, adopted the use of Hemaseal & Cide in his practice and says he is glad he made the switch.

Earn up to 1/2 Continuing Education Credit after reading this article about pulp capping materials.

If you don’t know what is happening, modern dental materials might seem to work like magic. We talk to experts who explain the chemistry behind them.

New guideline from the American Dental Association emphasizes and demonstrates the importance of conservative carious tissue removal.

The grand opening of the new head office building at the Ivoclar headquarters in Liechtenstein and a family day were the latest highlights in the Ivoclar Group’s 100-year anniversary festivities.

Catapult has given these Visalys restorative materials because of the strength, esthetics, and usability.

With just one universal shade, and a highly efficient workflow, this new composite is flowable and can bulk cure.

These 3 new products from Pac-Dent aim to streamline workflows, including hygiene, digital imaging, and regular restorative work.

Dental professionals share strategies for better managing dental composite inventory and reducing waste.

Honorees will each receive a 1-year research grant ($30,000) to foster the development of their areas of interest in dental, oral, and craniofacial research.

Solmetex will acquire Impladent to expand regenerative product offerings into new markets in the United States and globally.