Women disproportionately affected by UK dental crisis, new report shows
LONDON, England: The UK dental crisis is a highly significant public health issue, having escalated in recent years owing to continued reductions in government funding, personnel shortages and political neglect. The crisis has generated a variety of alarming outcomes, including clinic closures, DIY dental surgeries and extreme wait times for appointments. A new report by […]
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Innovations in biomaterials aim to advance oral regeneration
VIENNA, Austria: BioHorizons Camlog is a leading provider of premium dental implant systems, restorative components, biologics and digital solutions. At EuroPerio11, the company will be showcasing its latest biomaterials and highlighting the advanced technology behind its two implant systems, both featuring a shared connection. In addition, BioHorizons Camlog will be hosting educational sessions, including a […]
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Study measures carbon footprint of Egyptian dental laboratories
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt: The global push for reaching net-zero emissions has led to a better understanding of the types and volumes of emissions attributable to dental clinics; however, little attention has been paid to the carbon footprint of dental laboratories. A new study by researchers at Alexandria University has quantified the direct and indirect carbon footprints […]
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New natural compound therapy shows promise in managing periodontal disease
PHILADELPHIA, US: Periodontal disease affects nearly 60% of adults over the age of 65 and imposes a considerable burden—medically, psychologically and financially. In light of these impacts, recent research conducted at Penn Dental Medicine suggests that an approach which targets senescent cells—cells that have permanently ceased dividing typically in response to stressors—may offer an innovative […]
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“Gums rock! Keep smiling!”
VIENNA, Austria: Since 2014, the European Federation of Periodontology (EFP) has dedicated 12 May to the promotion of gingival health. The association’s Gum Health Day annually shapes key oral health information into bite-sized portions palatable for a diverse public. The message for Gum Health Day 2025 is that gingivae are central to oral function and […]
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Patients’ perspectives take centre stage at EuroPerio11
VIENNA, Austria: At EuroPerio11, which will be held from 14 to 17 May, a dedicated session will shine a spotlight on patients’ involvement in their periodontal care. Four patients who have experienced severe periodontal disease will share how the condition has affected their lives and how treatment has supported their recovery. The session will also […]
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Development Process of Bite Guard’s Smart Dental Appliance
At Bite Guard, innovation forms the cornerstone of all our endeavors. Recently, we convened a critical development meeting to outline the next phases of our Smart Bite Guard project — a groundbreaking solution that integrates pressure sensors and wireless data transmission to usher in a new era of oral health monitoring. Our multidisciplinary team, comprised […]
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New risk of dental caries in the US
LEIPZIG, Germany: Rural communities across the US are facing a growing oral health crisis as access to fluoridated water and dental care diminishes. This dual challenge threatens to reverse decades of progress in preventing dental caries, particularly among children and low-income families. Water fluoridation has been implemented since the mid-twentieth century and has been instrumental […]
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White snus: Study to examine inflammation caused by popular nicotine product
GOTHENBURG, Sweden: A growing incidence of painful, slow-healing inflammation in the mouths of white snus users in Sweden has prompted calls from health professionals and academics for further research. A novel oral product providing fast delivery of nicotine derived from tobacco leaves, white snus is growing in popularity among younger Swedes in particular. According to […]
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Systematic review compares flexural strength of 3D‑printed prostheses
RIZE, Turkey: As the use of 3D printers in dental clinics and laboratories increases, dental teams must navigate the various additive manufacturing technologies and decide which is best for their work. A recent systematic review and network meta-analysis by researchers at Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University in Rize has compared the flexural strength of provisional fixed […]
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