Technology

A conversation with onDiem CEO Joe Fogg, Talent Acquisition Specialist at onDiem Sue Jeffries, and Dental Products Report Associate Editor Kristin Hohman about onDiem's capabilities in connecting staff to practice.

Pearl announces that they’ve been granted a patent for their insurance claims processing technology.

The new i700 intraoral scanner is designed to be more compact and offers a more comfortable experience.

3DISC will release the newest version of their scanning software HeronClinic 3.2.

Arfona has formed a partnership with Dentulu and Impress3D to expand tooth replacement options.

Dentulu will expand their teledentistry platform with expanded services in artificial intelligence among other technologies.

ARKRAY USA’s salivary screening system is used by dentists and oral healthcare professionals to assess, educate, and collaborate with patients regarding their oral health and wellness.

The new CS 2400P is a portable, battery-free x-ray generator that can be transferred between operatories and frees up wall space.

Anatotemp will incorporate anatomic dental implant healing abutment and scan body library into the 3Shape dental implant laboratory and model creator software.

This all-in-one milling machine is designed to reduce production stages and improve accuracy.

How the PrograPrint 3D Printer from Ivoclar Vivadent is meeting the requirements to work in Rafael Santrich’s lab.

Mobile apps make it easier to increase efficiency and simplify communication between dental practices and their patients.

A conversation between contributing writer Robert Elsenpeter and Senior Lab Manager at Dental Laboratory Applications for Carbon's Jamie Stover about the importance of 3D printing in dental labs.

A conversation about technology adoption in dental schools with NYU School of Dentistry Associate Dean Clinical Affairs and Hospital Relations, and Chair and Professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Robert S. Glickman, DMD.

If you’re in the market for new x-ray sensors, do your homework. We can help some here as we take a look at 13 x-ray sensor solutions with many enhancements designed to produce fast, clear images; better patient comfort; lower radiation exposures; and more.

A look at many of the recently announced products in the dental industry.

The events of the past year have a lot to teach us, but only if we’re willing to learn.

This imaging system with an integrated intraoral camera allows for completely digital workflows.

How the QuickShot Instant Film Digitizer from X-Ray Support brought the benefits of digital imaging to one dental practice.

Dental lasers are a great tool for the clinician when it comes to treating young patients in a friendlier, gentler manner.

The Clio Prime digital x-ray sensor allows clinicians to use any handheld x-ray or wall mount unit for consistently sharp diagnostic images.

This new patent covers a machine learning process for restoration fabrication.

Ivoclar Vivadent announces that they’ll be embarking on a Dental Innovation Tour to educate on the road.

A 3D printer is one of the most versatile technologies around, and these systems can do a lot more than produce dental models and restorations.

Well-regarded RDH to help create training, educational materials for MouthWatch clients and share her clinical knowledge with the product development and marketing teams for the teledentistry solutions company.

This virtual care platform will allow patients to view and sign forms digitally from their phone or mobile device.

Dentsply Sirona commits to continuing its focus on innovate product solutions and clinical education for dental professionals.

Practices can now design and print aligners in-office with the use of CS Model+ software and the newly validated D30+ Ortho.

With this new feature, company enables dental professionals to turn 3D intraoral scans into printable models directly in PreForm, mitigating learning hurdles associated with complex dental CAD programs and enabling practices to easily digitize their workflows.

Advanced Lithium Disilicate CAD/CAM Blocks for CAD/CAM-fabricated restorations for anterior and posterior regions can be fired exceptionally quickly.