Dental Products Report January 2021

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

Dental sleep medicine is a field many practices are taking on for its patient care and practice-building opportunities. We spoke to experts in the area to get insight into how to build a successful sleep practice.

This versatile handpiece features a switch valve designed to eliminate spray to effectively reduce the amount of aerosols.

This wearable HVE tip allows for a more ergonomic, convenient workflow, especially for professionals working without an assistant.

Dentists, hygienists, and assistants at 15 practices reported feeling more protected with Helcasio uniforms.

Part 3 of our 6-part Cybersecurity Series looks at how ransomware can circumvent a firewall.

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

This health rinse comes in 2 bottles to create chlorine dioxide with each mix, which also is designed to maximize benefits.

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.

These 2 are designed to do it all, as 3M presents a truly universal 2-component system for virtually all direct and indirect bonding applications.

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

AeroSol Away’s stand-alone, dual-suction, negative-pressure system is mounted behind the operatory chair and designed to significantly reduce aerosols, splatter, and droplets generated during patient treatment.

FiteBac Antimicrobial Cavity Cleanser from FiteBac Dental provides this clinician an added level of protection.

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

A look at the new CDT codes added for 2021 and details on when they are supposed to be applied.

Despite limited access to gyms and group exercise opportunities, dental professionals must get regular exercise during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

Researcher and clinician Ken Malament, DDS, explains the conclusions reached by his 16 years of longitudinal research using Ivoclar Vivadent’s IPS e.max Press material.

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

Even after the pandemic ends, these products and processes should stick around.