ACTIVA BioACTIVE Bulk Flow raises the standard of care for bulk-fill procedures by providing natural remineralization support, while also breaking through current bulk-fill limitations ACTIVA BioACTIVE Bulk Flow marks the first major…

TikTok is one of the most popular social media platforms with 1.5 billion users. The short-form videos influence trends from everything from fashion to dentistry. However, these dental trends are not inspiring laughs among oral health…

Texas has taken a step to reduce stigma for dentists seeking mental health or substance misuse treatment by revising its licensing renewal process. With leadership from the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners and support from the ADA, the…

While traditional Medicare historically excludes most dental services, recent regulatory updates, as reported by KFF, have modestly expanded coverage for specific medically necessary procedures. Dentists need to be aware of these changes to…

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Nonautogenous soft tissue grafts are transforming mucogingival treatments with their minimally invasive, palate-free approach. Offering reduced morbidity, shorter chairtime, and comparable clinical outcomes, these alternatives are reshaping…

With dental caries impacting up to 50% of 5-year-olds in some parts of England, researchers from The University of Manchester propose evidence-based approaches to tackle this public health crisis. By focusing on co-designed interventions,…

This episode is sponsored by:  In this episode of Decisions in Dentistry magazine’s podcast, host Art Wiederman interviews Chip Fichtner, cofounder and principal of Large Practice Sales, and a renowned expert in the DSO market.…

Adverse drug reactions pose a significant risk in dental care, especially for patients with complex medical conditions. A detailed medication review, interprofessional collaboration, and special considerations for older adults are key…

Oral conditions cost the world $710 billion in 2019, with $387 billion in treatment costs and $323 billion in productivity losses. This study underscores the urgent need for equitable, cost-efficient oral health strategies to ease the…