Discover dental news, conditions, treatments, technology, breakthroughs and leading dental professionals from around the world.
Editorially selected reporting on dentistry's most consequential developments — from research laboratories to operatories and exhibition floors.
University research teams report encouraging outcomes for biomaterial scaffolds designed to preserve vital tooth structure rather than replace it.
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Surgeons describe how digital planning, printed guides and pre-operative prosthetic design are changing the way implant cases are staged.
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Clinicians share what artificial intelligence overlays do well, where human judgement remains essential, and how patients respond to visual explanations.
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Advances in bonding and thin ceramics are shifting cosmetic conversations toward conservation of natural enamel and long-term maintenance.
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New reviews continue to connect periodontal health with wider medical outcomes, giving hygiene teams a clearer story to share with patients.
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Trade-show floors around the world show a decisive move toward connected scanners, software subscriptions and in-house production.
Read MoreDevelopments with the potential to change diagnosis, treatment and prevention — reported with the seriousness a clinical audience expects.
New scaffolds and bioactive cements are being studied for vital pulp therapy, pushing research toward preservation instead of replacement.
Detection models trained on large radiographic sets are being validated for caries, bone loss and lesion tracking alongside clinician review.
Haptic guidance systems constrain drilling to the planned position, an emerging chapter in reproducible surgical accuracy.
Plain-language explanations written for patients and families: what a condition is, how it is diagnosed, and which questions are worth asking your dentist.
This material is informational and is not a substitute for examination, diagnosis or treatment by a qualified dental or medical professional.
Educational overviews of the procedures patients ask about most — what they involve, who they suit, and the technology behind them. No guarantees, no promises of outcome.
Titanium or ceramic fixtures placed in bone to support crowns, bridges or full-arch prosthetics, planned digitally from the prosthetic result backwards.
Meet outstanding dental professionals, specialists and innovators from around the world. Profiles are editorially selected and added by our team — this is not an automated directory.
A restorative practice known for minimal-preparation ceramics, facially driven planning and detailed photographic documentation of every case.
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An implant team that plans full-arch rehabilitation digitally, publishes its protocols and mentors visiting clinicians throughout the year.
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A university researcher working on bioactive materials, and a frequent voice on how laboratory findings should — and should not — be presented to patients.
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Interviews with dentists, researchers, educators and innovators — recorded for clinical audiences and curious patients alike.
Emerging and established technology covered the way a science programme would cover it — with demonstrations, clinical context and the people building it.
Scanners, CAD/CAM design and chairside production replacing analogue steps end to end.
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Diagnostic support, treatment simulation and robotic guidance under clinical supervision.
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CBCT, photogrammetry and 3D printing turning data into surgical and prosthetic precision.
Explore imaging & 3dFirst looks at systems entering the market, with the clinical claims examined.
Plain explanations of the workflow, the data and the hardware behind each system.
Where a technology genuinely changes case selection, staging or outcomes.
Practitioners describing adoption, learning curves and what they would do differently.
Filmed demonstrations recorded in practices, laboratories and at conferences.
Peer-reviewed findings translated for clinicians and interested patients.
Equipment, materials, software and instruments presented with manufacturer context, filmed demonstrations and professional commentary.
Capture speed, scan-body accuracy and laboratory compatibility — reviewed with the workflow, not the specification sheet, in mind.
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Wavelength selection, tissue response and the periodontal and surgical procedures where clinicians report the clearest benefit.
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Surface treatments, connection design, guided kits and the prosthetic library that determines what a system can restore.
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