New research sheds light on the genetic basis of human dental morphology, revealing how genes like EDAR, PITX2, and HS3ST3A1 influence tooth size and shape. These findings bridge evolutionary history and developmental biology, offering…

From saving lives with early tumor detection to leveraging advanced dental tech, Navy dentists ensure sailors stay ready to serve — one healthy smile at a time.

New dental graduates face tough choices as reimbursement rates significantly impact their earning potential. In response, the Alabama Dental Association has launched the More for Your Smile campaign, urging dentists and patients to unite in…

The Business of Dentistry Podcast helps dentists navigate the financial and management aspects of dental practice. Delve into the world of business finance, practice management, and strategic growth strategies tailored specifically for…

A viral video shows a parrot skillfully extracting a child’s loose tooth, leaving onlookers amazed. While intriguing, experts warn of health risks for birds involved in such activities.

Following a strategic review, Patterson Companies has announced its acquisition by Patient Square Capital. The $4.1 billion deal offers a 49% premium on shares, ensuring growth investment and shareholder value.

Dentists’ CT scanners are breaking new ground in storm research by producing detailed 3D images of large hailstones’ internal structures. This innovative technique could lead to better predictions of damaging hailstorms and improve our…

A new study reveals that peri-implantitis involves distinct biological mechanisms compared to periodontitis. Researchers identified activated fibroblasts and three specific biomarker genes, paving the way for precise diagnostics and…

When Russell County in Kansas faced losing its only dental practice, a mix of innovation and teamwork kept local care alive. Discover how a dentist’s retirement sparked a county-wide effort to ensure smiles stay healthy.

President-Elect Trump has suggested implementing tariffs on imported goods when he takes office in January. With much of the United States’ medical supplies coming from overseas, this may affect the bottom line of dental practices.