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A roundup of some of the latest burs and instruments designed to make dentists' jobs more efficient and to help deliver the best cases to their patients.

As dental practices prepare to re-open across the country, communication between doctor, staff and patients, along with a game plan, will be key to success.

The GUM® Hydral™ Dry Mouth Relief line is designed to improve dental patients’ quality of life as well as their overall oral health.

As dental practices make the shift, the team needs to be set up to work safely from home while you re-evaluate your cybersecurity preparedness and HIPAA compliance.

Simplifeye’s teledentistry solution provides a seamless way for clinicians to see their patients, manage and track key patient information and clinical details, and then bill for the telehealth appointment from any device with a web browser.

Aspen Dental has announced that it will be offering dental professionals access to its continuing education library during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Curve Dental’s Jana Macon explains how cloud-based practice management software should be at the center of your dental technology integration.

Dental Products Report Managing Editor Stan Goff talks with American Association of Dental Office Management Founder and President Heather Colicchio about what practice managers have been doing while shut down and how the COVID-19 pandemic is impact the business and operations of dental practices.

We spoke to dentists about what they are doing with themselves and their practices during the COVID-19 pandemic stay-at-home orders.

Using OperaDDS dental software can improve communication, calm patients, and enhance efficiencies.

Glidewell’s new BruxZir Esthetic Implant Prosthesis monolithic full-arch restoration is designed to provide strength and esthetics. Solve My Problem: A great-looking dental implant prosthesis with plenty of strength.

In ways large and small, international and local, the dental industry is stepping up to help with the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the dental industry at a standstill, companies such as A-dec, BIOLASE and HuFriedyGroup are finding ways to help overcome shortages of medical equipment and supplies.

There might not be better proof of dentistry’s ability to adapt during a crisis than the rapid growth of virtual, remote dentistry.

Cover Products and other Editor's Choice products are chosen based on innovation or their perceived impact on improving patient care and practice efficiency.

The Bluephase® PowerCure™ from Ivoclar Vivadent allows for predictable bonding procedures.

UV Angel, a leader in pathogen control technology, has announced two new UV-C light devices to autonomously and continuously treat the air and surfaces for harmful bacteria, fungi and viruses.

One dentist changed the name of his practice after adopting Solea®. Now he’s using this laser to change the lives of patients who snore.

Propel Orthodontics’ solutions help doctors provide faster, more predictable, and more comfortable treatment to patients in fewer visits.

The prepasted Bamboo Toothbrush from OraBrite can replace disposable plastic brushes given to patients.

ZR-P Zirconia Primer from Apex Dental Materials combines two active monomers to provide exceptional bond strength to the most challenging substrates.

Whether or not you’re aware of it, this pandemic could be affecting your musculoskeletal and emotional health.

The Coronavirus epidemic will continue to disrupt the healthcare industry in ways we aren’t even aware of yet.

Using social media in case presentation can create patient confidence and practice ‘fans.’

Matrix Buttons from Advantage Dental Products, Inc., for provisional crowns and bridges are evaluated and awarded the Catapult Vote of Confidence.

The two companies have partnered to offer easier access to virtual dentistry during COVID-19.

The hard surface cleanser is the second product in DenMat’s new Infection Control category of products.

ClearChoice Dental Implant Centers joined the effort spearheaded by the UCLA School of Dentistry to address the nationwide shortage of personal protective equipment.

For the first time, researchers have shown that a unicellular parasite commonly found in the mouth plays a role in both severe tissue inflammation and tissue destruction. The study may improve the treatment of periodontitis.