Dental Products Report August 2020

Using publicly reported data from a range of sources, we've identified the best locations for dental hygienists to live and work, as well as some of the most challenging locales.

Using publically reported data from a range of sources, we've identified the best locations for dentists to live and work, as well as some of the most challenging locales.

As COVID-19 cases rise, dental professionals still feel a responsibility to their patients.

During the pandemic, practices have had to navigate an ever-changing list of infection control guidelines and protocols.

How can a practice prevent a ransomware attack?

How focusing on technical excellence made Bien-Air’s EVO.15 electric handpiece a safety standout.

Denture impression trays from GC America should be your next purchase—here’s why.

The leadership of Southern Dental Alliance offers insight on how it is navigating the particularities of COVID-19 and the pressures to grow, while maintaining its core values.

Planmeca Romexis® 6.0 digital imaging software platform offers enhanced ease of use and a wide range of new image management tools.

With much confusion out there in regards to what teledentistry technology can and should accomplish, it’s important to navigate the maze of the growing number of vendors and solutions available.

When it comes to finishing off that great restoration, there are a number of finishing and polishing instruments at the clinician’s disposal. Most dentists want a convenient system that does not require a number of complicated steps to get that great final result. Available in multi- and single-use options, these instrument choices can be customized to deliver the best, most efficient workflow for your restorations. Product choices can simplify the process of excess removal, contouring and finishing into a single-step, while others feature two-step protocols that allow natural finishes on any ceramic material, including zirconia, lithium disilicate, and porcelain. Here’s a look at some of the many offerings available.

A look at some of the recently announced products from the dental industry.

The Epic Hygiene from BIOLASE reduces bacteria without using water, unlike traditional ultrasonic scalers.

Boost your dental practice’s digital presence to prepare for a rush of new patients.

With the COVID-19 pandemic’s spotlight on infection control, it’s vital to know what products offer the best protection. Here’s how to incorporate infection control technologies into your dental practice’s workflow.

Here are some dental products, services, technologies, and strategies that show the industry in a positive light.

Today’s dental practices tackle new issues, such as COVID-19, technology, and more.

Joining The TeleDentists helped a practitioner contribute to the overall well-being of her patients.

Tetric Prime from Ivoclar Vivadent offers great handling and radiopacity.

Your dental team consists of carefully chosen players—so should your restorative armamentarium.

Technology can’t eliminate problems or miscalculations, but it can make rectifying those situations easier and help improve clinical outcomes.

VOCO’s Grandio blocs are nano-ceramic hybrid CAD/CAM blocks that save time and deliver long-term strength.

A round-up of dental infection control products.

The TruNatomy system includes all the instruments and materials necessary to complete root canal treatment while respecting the natural anatomy of the canal system.

The BruxRelief system from Bravrr helps detect and document teeth clenching and grinding behaviors.

Dental practices are busy places, and while infection control is top of mind right now, there are still tasks that are easy to forget.

Aerosol mitigation is now top of mind. COVID-19 pandemic has dental healthcare personnel taking steps to reduce aerosols during procedures, as well as throughout the practice.