Podcast Hosted by Art Wiederman, CPA.

Adopting this clinical approach can minimize challenges with screw loosening in dental implant components.

Like all cutting-edge technologies, three-dimensional (3D) printing is evolving rapidly thanks to ongoing advances in printers, software, and especially the resins used in what’s known as additive manufacturing.

In a development that might initially seem far-fetched, researchers are considering incorporating hearing aids into dental implants.

Although there has been steady progress in increasing access to dental care, the pace has been slower than what some might like.

The American Dental Education Association (ADEA) marks its centennial this year, a milestone that represents 100 years of advancing dental education by helping to prepare what ADEA calls “future ready” oral health professionals.

Oral health professionals who understand the common characteristics of nasopalatine duct cysts can effectively diagnose and manage these lesions.

This bacterium’s unique features offer insights into the development of periodontitis and inflammation-driven systemic diseases.

In addition to the conventional Halsted inferior alveolar nerve block and two well-known alternatives, this discussion will examine key features of other mandibular block techniques and short needle approaches.

Increasingly, clinicians are providing stable function by placing dental implants in patients in their 80s and 90s.