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Three clinicians explain how DryShield helps save their practice time and money.

According to FDI Dental World Federation, the new definition of oral health is multi-faceted and includes the ability to speak, smile, smell, taste, touch, chew, swallow, and convey a range of emotions through facial expressions with confidence and without pain, discomfort, and disease of the craniofacial complex.

While you're thinking about resolutions for your personal life, why not decide on some professional New Year's resolutions that can help you improve yourself as a dentist and business owner.

A study by Delta Dental finds that 40 percent of Americans don't get to see their dentist as often as they'd like.

EHRs can play a positive role in group practices in more ways than one.

A look at how an existing problems was fixed with new technologies to create a fantastic, esthetic result.

Henry Schein’s John Cox explains why you shouldn’t buy technology for the job today-instead buy it for the job tomorrow.

One of the biggest dangers for dentists is strain caused by awkward positioning, so we take a look at how to combat injury.

Registration is now open for the Academy of Osseointegration (AO)’s 2017 Annual Meeting.

SMART technologies are changing the way dental practices are managed-for the better.

It's time to start implementing your retirement time now, and you can start by seeking expert opinions.

Kara RDH answers 5 questions you had, ranging from frustrations with dentists to advice about assisted hygiene.

Kara RDH answers 5 questions you had, ranging from frustrations with dentists to advice about assisted hygiene.

A look at what you need to be thinking about in the new year and some of the questions that will help you be more successful this year.

According to a recent study published in the journal Science of Nature, a team of researchers were able to determine what some of our ancient ancestors ate, how they prepared their food, and even how they cared for their teeth by examining the calcified plaque found on human teeth.

It remains unclear whether twenty-first-century dental science, information technology, interprofessional practice, and population health needs can be mounted onto the current nineteenth-century dental care delivery model, writes analysis author Elizabeth A. Mertz, an associate professor in the Department of Preventive and Restorative Dental Sciences at the University of California, San Francisco.

A recent pilot study conducted by a dental student at the University of Buffalo found that the rigors of SCUBA diving can lead to oral pain and dental issues. The findings were published in the most recent issue of the British Dental Journal.

San Juan is full of surprises. Off the beaten path, you'll find stunning collections of artwork and a historic area cafe that serves a delicious, authentic Puerto Rican coffee roast.

A guide for how to use TAUB Products’ new implant cementation system to place an implant abutment and crown efficiently and quickly.

A look at creating monolithic zirconia splinted crowns utilizing CAD/CAM techniques.

The Keene Sentinel of Keene, N.H., reports that Ayman A. Jacobs, DMD, 54, was convicted on two drug possession charges that stemmed from an incident in 2014. He received a 12-month jail sentence, but the sentence was suspended for four years as long as he takes part in drug treatment.

An Illinois dentist has equipped his practice with a turntable and speakers, and allows patients to select the records they want to listen to while he works.

If you want to include kiteboarding in your next Caribbean vacation, all you need is a patient instructor, some encouragement and good equipment.

A new survey finds over 40 percent of U.S. adults say they don't go to the dentist as often as they'd like compared to other health practitioners

A look at the questions you need to be asking before you hire someone.

A look at why introspection is such an important part of being a successful businessperson.

A look at how the concept of employee accountability is important for your practice.

Researchers say that by 2026, 47 percent of Americans will visit the dentist. That's an estimated 334 million visits.

An article in the most recent issue of Health Affairs explores two options for expanding access to oral health care for senior citizens: expanding coverage under Medicare and the virtual dental home model.