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The dental industry was hit by multiple surprises in 2020. This numerical look back highlights their impact.

These articles generated the most views over the past year.

Managing Editor Stan Goff talks about the clinical and practice management impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic with Alap Choksey, DMD, who practices full time and serves as chief professional officer for the North American Dental Group.

The company removed the claims in question after receiving the warning letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Air Techniques announced a pair of new products with a shared focus on reducing the risks from aerosols generated during dental treatments.

Lohxa, LLC has issued a voluntary recall of Chlorhexidine Gluconate Oral Rinse due to potential bacterial contamination.

The paper presents teledentistry as a viable, problem-based solution for dental professionals and patients alike.

Open to all Waterlase endodontists, the academy was created to foster peer-led learning, the sharing of best practices, and to support the integration of Waterlase technology into the practice.

The new Switch Valve allows clinicians to switch between Water Spray or Water Jet functions.

Research from Colgate finds several of the companies products can neutralize 99.9% of the virus that causes COVID-19.

Smiles feature prominently in plenty of artwork, but sometimes artists go beyond the grin and make teeth the focus of their work in novel ways.

The non-profit organization conducted testing on 34 models of gowns from international or non-traditional suppliers.

Managing editor Stan Goff is joined by Bankers Healthcare Group chief marketing officer Chris Panebianco to discuss how dental practices are dealing with the financial challenges they've faced due to the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic.

As a response to the ongoing challenges dental practices face during the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic, BHG is making loans available on 12 year terms.

Long-term temporary material can be used for restorations that can last up to 3 years.

Newly patented software application makes creating digital full face models of patients simpler.

Managing editor Stan Goff talks with Andrew Matta, DMD, about how North American Dental Group navigated the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic and what Dr Matta sees ahead for the dental industry in 2021 and beyond the pandemic.

The new podcast is available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

New transitional layered zirconia discs feature special shading for enhanced esthetics that match the look of natural teeth.

There will be no interruption to customer service operations, according to the company.

The American Dental Association has announced support of COVID-19 testing in dental facilities.

Dental Products Report editorial director Noah Levine talks with Ophir Tanz, founder and CEO of Pearl AI, and one of the creators of the Dental Artificial Intelligence Council which seeks to spur AI development in the dental industry.

This high strength dental restorative material is now available in a single-use unitip delivery system.

The new PlanMill 50 S milling unit and the PlanCAD Premium software will be available in a new packaged offer—the Planmeca FIT Plus.

In the company's legal filing, DenMat accuses more than 500 alleged counterfeiters of illegally using DenMat's branding and promotional materials to fool consumers.

The online event on November 6 will feature presentations from Timothy M. Bizga, DDS; Sam Simos, DDS; Daniel Vasquez, DDS; Rick Ferguson, DMD, DABOI, DICOI, AFAAID; Franklin Tay, BDSc (Honos), PhD; and hosted by John Flucke, DDS.

Several national and international studies have compared the precision and trueness of the Primescan to other intraoral scanners on the market.

Like just about everything else, Halloween 2020 will be different than a normal year. If you don't have a costume picked out, but find yourself needing one, here's some last-minute costume ideas for dental professionals that seem appropriate for 2020.

The Cochrane Systematic Review pulled data from 2 European studies for its review of recall intervals among adults.