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All the latest dental product launches from July 10 through July 14, 2023.

New award categories for The Tellies expand recognition opportunities for virtual-first care.

A new study has shown the link between diabetes and periodontal disease, giving patients with type 2 diabetes new information to potentially lower blood glucose levels.

The new service will connect dental labs to practices using the Ceramill DRS System through the cloud-based AG.Live platform.

The newest digital workflow from Panthera Dental is designed to save dental labs and practices time without impacting restoration quality.

Integrated into the Denticon practice management platform, Denticon Pay provides encrypted data transfer for efficient payment processing.

The new connected delivery systems work with the new A-dec+ software platform.

The first product from Incisive Technologies is a solution designed to make it easier to identify early carious lesions.

The enhanced education and training platform includes interactive content and printable resources to guide practices through orthodontic workflows.

Mark Cannon, DDS, MS, outlines data indicating the dental industry should move away from using chlorhexidine and toward a xylitol-erythritol combination.

Here is a look at all of the new dental products announced throughout the past week.

The new partnership is designed to help dental hygienists cover membership dues and health care expenses.

The Nashville-based dental school is the 6th school to receive the award which will help the school add cutting edge dental technology to its facilities and curriculum.

Dentsply Sirona has launched a free, online kit to help dental professionals become more sustainable in their everyday practice.

UptimeHealth and Dental Health Products will team up to expand access to important dental supplies and equipment for dental professionals.

This live webinar hosted by Dr Nekky Jamal will cover all things artificial intelligence as a tool for extractions and will offer 1 CE credit.

This partnership will offer dental practices a new phone system that synchronizes with the practice management system to provide important patient information when making and receiving phone calls.

Benco Dental aims to bring clear aligner opportunities to more dental practices and patients by providing access to orthobrain's AI-powered orthodontic solution.

Designed to meet the demand for sustainable products, these nitrile gloves break down quickly after disposal.

This innovative anatomy band is designed to make restorative dentistry easier and more efficient.

Researchers pioneering the new field of paleobiotechnology are reviving the natural byproducts of Pleistocene-era bacteria based on DNA recovered from prehistoric calculus.

With this new online platform, Straumann aims to encourage and support the adoption of digital dental technologies and workflows.

This new 168,000 square foot building will house Ultradent’s injection molding, equipment manufacturing, and other key services to help the company as they grow both domestically and internationally.

The new facility allows the company to host cadaver and simulation courses that teach advanced surgical and restorative techniques.

Here it is, the final match with just two products left in the running for the title of Dental Products Report 2023 Spring Selection.

If approved, this patent would allow for a new type of teeth whitening, powered by ultrasound, that eliminates the need for chemicals and lasers.

What started as a collection of 64 recently launched dental products is now down to just 4 remaining contenders for the title of 2023 Dental Products Report Spring Selection. Vote in the Semi-Finals right now!

In this article originally published by Infection Control Today®, Amanda Hill BSDH, RDH, a registered dental hygienist and industry consultant, and Michelle Strange, MSDH, RDH, CDIPC, owner of Level Up Infection Prevention discuss how infection prevention is different in dental offices from other health care facilities.

DIA announced investments in UptimeHealth and Relu, both early-stage dental technology companies.