How consumer-driven dentistry is creating new opportunities
The power is beginning to shift from the dentist to the patient.
5 ergonomics tips that could save your career
These simple tweaks may prevent the chronic pain that often ends careers prematurely.
The best and worst states to work in a dental practice: 2017
From 1 to 50, we looked at each state to see how it really stacks up for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants and dental front office team members.
10 things we saw at IDS 2017 that blew us away
DPR looks at 10 amazing dental solutions, materials, equipment and systems that were on display at IDS 2017 in Cologne, Germany.
How ortho is changing dentistry
Orthodontics is an arena more accessible to general dentists than ever. So how are general dentists embracing this trend-and what challenges have they found?
11 Qualities of the True Dentist Entrepreneur
While the number of independent dental practices continues to shrink, opportunities abound for entrepreneurial dentists to build innovative businesses. What does it take to be a successful dental entrepreneur?
Why prevention is cheaper than restoration when it comes to gum disease
Prevention is key for your overall health-and your pocketbook.
4 ways to tweak your case presentation to increase case acceptance
Learning how to effectively discuss treatment options with patients is key.
OSAP launches first dental infection control journal
The journal will contain previously unpublished scholarly articles on clinical practice and education.
The top five types of things patients hate but don't want to tell you
Patients say the craziest things. But, what about the things they are thinking… but not saying?
Ivoclar Vivadent announces new category brand
Ivoclar Digital comprises a comprehensive portfolio of CAD/CAM products for both dental laboratories and dental practices.
How to reach patients in need
Dental therapists are serving patients who might not have access to a doctor.
Planmeca announces new compact and lightweight intraoral scanner
The new scanner is designed to be small, lightweight and exceedingly fast.
Dentsply Sirona showcases prophylaxis and professional tooth cleaning products
The products are designed to provide better, safer and faster preventive care.
AO announces first two recipients of Certificate in Implant Dentistry
The awards were presented during the opening symposium of AO’s 2017 annual meeting.
Dentsply Sirona Implants to present several new solutions to their portfolio at IDS
The solutions are designed to support the full implant treatment process.
Dentsply Sirona and Kuraray Noritake Dental conclude material partnership for CAD/CAM blocks
The partnership opens up new avenues for dental practices and laboratories.
Delivery systems – Is yours delivering pain?
Understanding the differences between delivery systems can help you select the right one for your team.
Cash vs. insurance: The latest trends in payment in dental practices
How to make sure your dental practice’s bottom line is as strong as it can be.
7 MORE of the scariest medical conditions with links to oral health
Poor oral health, gum disease and endentulism have all been linked by researchers to life-threatening conditions.
3M Oral Care Announces Validation of 3M True Definition Scanner for Nobel Biocare® Single-Unit Restorations
The scanner is now validated for case submission for the manufacture of Nobel Biocare’s renowned NobelProcera® implant- and cement-based single-unit portfolio.
Breaking news: DPR's coverage of the 2017 Chicago Midwinter Meeting
Chicago Midwinter 2016 is kicking off in the Windy City, and DPR wants to ensure you don't miss a thing.
Great Expressions Dental Centers receives first ever Summit Compliance Award
Great Expressions Dental Centers has been recognized for their commitment to infection control.
Study finds that certain type of children respond better to laughing gas
If a dentist could predict how a child is likely to respond to the usage of laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, the visit is more likely to be free of anxiety and fear.
Henry Schein and the Alpha Omega International Dental Fraternity honor Washington DC dentists who provide free oral care to Holocaust survivors
The Washington, DC, chapter of AO was honored for their participation in the Alpha Omega-Henry Schein Cares Holocaust Survivors Oral Health Program
New study shows that oral bacteria can “lasso” onto heart tissues
A new study from the University of Bristol claims to have found the mechanism by which a certain oral bacterium clings to heart tissues.
Genes can affect the development of caries
A new study from the University of Zurich shows that genetic defects can affect enamel.
The top 8 dental movies of ALL time
It’s Oscars season, which means it’s time to round up the best movies out there.
E-cigarettes shown to be detrimental to oral health in new study
A new study from Université Laval takes a look at the effects of e-cigarettes on gingival epithelial cells.