Immediate Temporization In The Aesthetic Zone – A Case Report

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In recent years, measures of success in implantology have significantly changed. Due to the fact that we have assumed functionality of implants as a result of improved osseointegration parameters, the main focus now lies on aesthetic and long-term stable rehabilitation. The imitation of ‘natural’ is the biggest concern and the goal in modern implant dentistry.1 … Read more

Outstanding Innovators In Dentistry Honored At 15th Annual Shils Awards Ceremony

The Dr. Edward B. Shils Entrepreneurial Fund Recognizes People, Organizations, and Programs for Their Contributions to the Dental Community and Public Oral Health Arena The Dr. Edward B. Shils Entrepreneurial Fund, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to innovative leadership in health care and named after the late Dr. Edward B. Shils, recently held its 15th annual … Read more

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Issues the First-Ever Evidence-Based Guideline for Using Silver Diamine Fluoride to Treat Cavities

Silver Diamine Fluoride Recommended to Treat Cavities in Pediatric and Special Needs Patients The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) issued the first-ever evidence-based guideline on the use of silver diamine fluoride to treat cavities in pediatric patients, based on a systematic review of research from 1969-2016. The AAPD guideline recommends silver diamine fluoride, or … Read more

Henry Schein Donates More Than $18,000 In Dental Supplies To The Growing Smiles Foundation

Company’s Donation Supported Nonprofit During Mission to Treat Oral Health Needs of Underserved Children Living in Peru Henry Schein, Inc. (Nasdaq: HSIC) today announced that it donated more than $18,000 in dental supplies and equipment to the Growing Smiles Foundation in support of its recent annual mission to provide comprehensive oral health treatment to underserved children living … Read more

Canadian Dental Hygienists Celebrate Excellence

The Canadian Dental Hygienists Association (CDHA) is proud to recognize ten individuals for their outstanding contributions to the dental hygiene profession, the national association, research, and knowledge translation. “Our 2017 award winners have set high goals and achieved much in their professional and personal lives,” notes Gerry Cool, CDHA President. “We are thrilled to celebrate … Read more

AACD Announces Headlining Educators for 34th Annual AACD Scientific Session

The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) will debut a masterpiece of comprehensive cosmetic dentistry education on April 18 – 21, 2018 at McCormick Place Lakeside Center in Chicago, Illinois. The AACD 2018 program features an expertly curated selection of topics and speakers which have been purposefully selected to keep attendees ahead of the curve … Read more

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A Small Tool With Mighty Educational Benefits

With all of the technologies at the fingertips of dentists in the contemporary practice, the unsung hero of imaging over the years may be the intra-oral (IO) camera. As a clinical aid, patient education tool, and insurance documentation method, this imaging device has evolved into an important part of the diagnostic imaging armamentarium. Intra-oral cameras … Read more

dentalcorp Announces New Chief Dental Officer, Dr. Gary Glassman

dentalcorp, Canada’s largest network of dental clinics, today announced the appointment of Dr. Gary Glassman as Chief Dental Officer. While maintaining his full-time practice at Endodontic Specialists, Dr. Glassman will join the company’s senior leadership team to help facilitate dentalcorp’s continued growth ambitions and champion programs to support dentist Partners and their teams in the delivery … Read more

Toronto Medical Clinic Integrates Medical and Oral Health Services

Under the banner “Your Mouth is Part of Your Body”, a Toronto group medical practice is now offering preventive oral healthcare within its clinic. MCI’s integration of medical and preventive oral healthcare seamlessly in one clinic is a first in Canada. This new model is important to the better management of diabetes, arthritis and other … Read more

TiUnite® Sets the Standard for Implant Surface Evidence

Backed by a rapidly growing body of high-quality clinical evidence, Nobel Biocare’s proprietary TiUnite dental implant surface is setting the scientific standard for supporting evidence. In the 17 years since the launch of TiUnite, the surface has been evaluated in over 465 publications featuring more than 89,500 implants, in over 22,600 patients with a longest … Read more

ADA Announces Updated Oral Cancer Guidelines

The American Cancer Society estimates that there will be 49,670 new cases of oral cancer this year, with 9,700 deaths from the disease. Dentists may be the first to notice the signs of a potentially malignant disorder (PMD) in patients’ mouths. It’s important to know the best course of action in these situations. An expert panel … Read more

Oversupply of Dentists Sparks Fierce Competition in Big Canadian Cities

Like many young dentists, Ben Greff, 33, graduated from the University of Alberta’s school of dentistry in 2015 already several hundred thousand dollars in debt. He landed his first job as an associate dentist at a rural practice in central Alberta, where he moved with his wife and four children. They were happy there, but … Read more

Record-breaking Dentsply Sirona World Sets a New Precedent for Dental Conferences

Dentsply Sirona World has concluded but the buzz surrounding the event continues… Dentsply Sirona World sold out weeks before the event launched on Thursday, Sept. 14, in Las Vegas and those who were lucky enough to attend experienced an event like no other in dentistry More than 100 Breakout Sessions, inspiring General Sessions, unparalleled entertainment … Read more

Vaping Doubles Risk of Smoking Cigarettes for Teens

Teenagers who try e-cigarettes double their risk for smoking tobacco cigarettes, according to a new study. The study — from the University of Waterloo and the Wake Forest School of Medicine — found that students in grades seven to 12 who had tried an e-cigarette are 2.16 times more likely to be susceptible to cigarette … Read more

Therapeutic Goods Administration’s New Penalties To Deal With Illegal Supply

Proposals that will give the nation’s regulator of medical devices an enhanced ability to deal with instances of illegal supply have been welcomed by the Australian Dental Industry Association (ADIA), the peak business organisation representing dental product manufacturers and suppliers. Responding to an exposure draft of a Bill to amend the Therapeutic Goods Act (Cth) 1989 released by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) … Read more

Could a mouthful of squid ink replace painful dental probes for gum disease?

It’s one of the worst parts of a dental checkup — painful probing with sharp instruments to look for signs of gum disease. The time-consuming and sometimes bloody process keeps patients fearful, hygienists frustrated, and dentists worried they might be missing important symptoms. Now a nanoengineer in San Diego says he’s got a possible solution. … Read more