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Recent research is showing that dental occlusion is also tied to your posture and balance.

According to psychology researchers at West Virginia University, there's an actual genetic basis for the fear of receiving dental treatment, a common concern among many people.

Now is the time to plan ahead for spring and summer vacations at US state parks.

An NBC news report out of San Francisco calls into question the safety of sedation drug dosing among area dentists, highlighting lapses in record keeping.

Two successful DEO members talk about transitioning from private orthodontic practices into a managed group practice.

14 questions patients ask in their initial periodontal consultation, and how and why you need to be able to answer them.

Mark Ferguson analyzes the state of 3D printing, looking both at what it can do now and what the future might hold for it.

A Dental Hygiene case study showing how The Canary System can move your practice into the future.

A new study shows that people who make a habit of going to the dentist twice a year for a check-up contract bacterial pneumonia at lower rates than those who skip check-ups.

WalletHub compared the 150 most populated U.S. cities by assessing food affordability as well as diversity, accessibility, and quality.

Professor Robert Hill of the Institute of Dentistry at Queen Mary University of London has presented the first scientific data examining a new type of dental filling that can be used to actively repair tooth decay.

According to the United States Food and Drug Administration, homeopathic teething products have not been evaluated by the agency and are not approved for use based on their safety or efficacy.

The fact that someone will leave your team is something every small practice owner needs to be prepared for. So what do you do when a valued team member hands you their resignation?

Dental Management Practice offers six tips to make sure your team is working optimally.

Dental Management Practice offers six tips to make sure your team is working optimally.

One of the best things you can do with your money is to use it to give you time with the people and activities you love.

Everyone in life faces unpredictable events, but purchasing insurance to offset all risk isn't feasible. Here's a guide to making wise insurance choices.

Retired Navy SEALs Jocko Willink and Leif Babin are authorities on leadership development. Their recent book, Extreme Ownership, takes leadership lessons from the battlefield and applies them to business.

Getting closer to retirement can bring an undeniable sense of anticipation. But it can also bring some uncertainty.

Recent research is fueling the argument that the benefits of fluoridation don't outweigh the risks.

Digital Esthetics and Dental Products Report round up the latest innovations in 3D printing.

Digital Esthetics and Dental Products Report round up the latest innovations in 3D printing.

The electric handpiece attachments from Dentsply Sirona are designed to easily let you apply your skills to the fullest with confidence, accuracy, and efficiency. Featuring a 20-percent-smaller head for easier access, titanium shell for reduced weight and ceramic head bearings for extended durability, the new attachments offer many reasons to upgrade.

The post and core technique is an excellent option to help preserve natural tooth structure. Because it helps retain as much of the natural tooth as possible, patients avoid bone loss and receding tissue. The post and core technique also helps preserve the integrity of adjacent teeth. Despite the benefits and high occurrence of this procedure, there are several factors that often negatively affect the prognosis of the restoration. Take this short quiz to see if you can you identify some of the most common issues.

What a forensic dentist and expert witness looks for to determine whether there has been a lapse in the standard of care when malpractice cases make it to court.

Scientists at the Columbia College of Dental Medicine have completed research identifying stem cells in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) that, when transplanted into a mouse, spontaneously grew cartilage and bone.

A division of the College of Public Health at the University of Georgia is the first to analyze existing research and report that there is a relationship between dental surface restorations composed of dental amalgam and mercury exposure in a population of individuals from various backgrounds across the United States.

New technologies and services to take your practice to the next level.

Avoid the annual travel nightmare of navigating airports to make it to your Thanksgiving destination.

Increasing case acceptance—and consequently, your bottom line—in your practice boils down to good communication.