Technology

Dental Products Report Editorial Director Noah Levine and Technology Editor John Flucke, DDS discuss the new dental products he's tested that have him most excited, as well as what lies ahead for the dental industry in 2021.

The new system is comprised of the 3Demax printer, 3Dewash post-processing unit, and the 3Decure light-curing system, as well as LuxaPrint resins.

Artificial intelligence is highlighting the fallibility and inconsistency of human clinician's diagnostic evaluation of radiograph images.

The P31 is a 3-in-1 caries detection device that also functions as an intraoral camera and a transilluminator.

Company announces new milestone for its versatile dental imaging system.

In this month’s product roundup we present some of the industry's best intraoral cameras.

Teledentistry, offsite, and mobile care models are emerging as new ways of delivering care to patients. Dental professionals discuss thinking outside the walls of a practice.

Lasers, an advanced dental technology, increase productivity and improve the patient experience, which can significantly affect the bottom line.

This high-end and comprehensive CAD/CAM system delivers same-day dentistry solutions for all your restorative needs.

Dental practices are in a unique position to help patients realize the multiple benefits that come from reliably sleeping longer and better.

In the latest move in this ongoing patent dispute between these two companies, 3Shape is claiming Align infringes on patents related to focus scanning, color scanning, infrared imaging, and motion sensing.

Researcher shows that Denti.AI technology compares favorably with clinical providers in reading x-rays; wins first-place research award.

New promotional partnership expands the ongoing alignment between 3M and Bluelight.

Company is offering a free trial of the new sensors, which are described as durable, easy to position and comfortable.

CAD/CAM pioneer Michael Skramstad, DDS, taking advantage of technologies, new educational platforms to make the most of a year that was hit with a pandemic.

3D printing company Formlabs announces the first 3D printing resin for chairside production of permanent crowns.

Dental labs of today don’t look like the labs of yesterday, and labs of tomorrow will look even more different. To be successful in today’s industry, labs must embrace change and pivot quickly to adapt.

The first handheld laser curing light for dentistry, the Monet Laser Curing Light is designed to be efficient and reliable.

Chief Clinical Editor and Technology Editor John Flucke, DDS, describes the most exciting products he tested in his practice this year.

Technological advances are constantly innovating the way clinicians treat patients and how dental practices are operated. These 5 dental software products released in the past year offer breakthroughs in imaging, treatment planning, orthodontics, practice management, spending management, and more.

These technologies reflect the changing landscape of the dental industry and make up our top 10 technology products of 2020.

The paper presents teledentistry as a viable, problem-based solution for dental professionals and patients alike.

Planmeca USA event provides captivating demos, inspiring presentations from dental industry experts.

Pandemic causes annual event to go virtual with lectures and live surgeries, offering over 70 courses.

CEREC enthusiasts will have opportunity to learn from top-class masters of digital dentistry at the global online congress sponsored by Dentsply Sirona.

In its final ruling, the U.S. International Trade Commission finds that 3Shape has not infringed any valid Align patents, and thus, 3Shape has not committed any unfair acts as alleged by Align.

New free applications provide visualizations of potential results to help patients understand their options and achieve their ideal smile.

Using advanced algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI), the new update now helps dental practices meet patient demands for clear aligners and respond to industry trends.

Newly patented software application makes creating digital full face models of patients simpler.

With this fully digital workflow for custom-made sleep devices, dentists can now use Primescan in a new area of application: Obstructive Sleep Apnea and snoring.