A dental implant with midfacial recession in the esthetic zone was successfully preserved using a hybrid abutment and a modified coronally advanced tunnel with a connective tissue graft. This case highlights the importance of correct…

Researchers have developed a novel method to create bioengineered tooth buds by seeding dental stem cells onto decellularized tooth bud extracellular matrix scaffolds. This advancement holds promise for improved therapies for tooth loss,…

New research suggests that regular flossing may significantly reduce the risk of ischemic stroke, particularly cardioembolic stroke, and atrial fibrillation (AF). Over 25 years, participants who flossed regularly showed a lower incidence of…

Directa USA is excited to introduce Ceramir CAD/CAM BLOCKS, a revolutionary bioceramic material that marks a groundbreaking advancement in prosthetic materials and embodies the spirit of "Innovation Beyond the Ordinary."

Join us for The 2025 Bone Management Roadshow, featuring an evening with renowned expert Prof. Fouad Khoury. Learn the innovative Khoury Carotta Technique in hands-on workshops in Los Angeles (March 23), Denver (March 24), and San Francisco…

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Stay ahead in implant dentistry with dynamic computer-assisted surgery. This article breaks down the latest advancements in precision-guided implant placement; read it, take the CE course, and earn credits effortlessly.

As a dental professional, you've likely heard the buzz about AI and its potential to revolutionize workflows in dental practices. From enhancing patient communication to streamlining administrative tasks, AI is reshaping how practices…

A new meta-analysis found an inverse association between fluoride exposure and children's IQ, though uncertainties remain, particularly at lower fluoride levels in drinking water. The findings highlight the need for further research to…

Following a similar move by University at Buffalo medical residents, 24 of the School of Dental Medicine’s 27 dental residents signed union cards in an effort to improve their working conditions.