KaVo and Planmeca unveil a vast range of new products at IDS 2025
KaVo Dental and Planmeca are presenting an extensive range of product innovations at the 2025 International Dental Show (IDS). The companies are showcasing their portfolios in Hall 1.2, where visitors can learn more about the latest digital dental solutions, view live product demonstrations and join inspiring discussions with their peers and industry experts. Planmeca reveals […]
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KRAKDENT 2025
KRAKDENT 2025: Poland’s Premier Dental Exhibition in Kraków KRAKDENT 2025, the 31st International Dental Trade Fair, is scheduled for April 10–12, 2025, at the EXPO Kraków International Fair and Congress Centre in Kraków, Poland. As the largest dental fair in Poland, KRAKDENT serves as a pivotal platform for dental professionals to explore the latest innovations, products, and services in […]
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Dentistry with DS Core
COLOGNE, Germany: The opportunities offered by digital dentistry are rapidly advancing with the introduction of cloud technology. DS Core is a cloud solution for dental professionals and serves as the digital backbone of Dentsply Sirona’s portfolio of dental solutions. Dentists can use it to work efficiently, expand their range of services and offer patients a […]
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ADA releases first standard for clear aligner materials
CHICAGO, US: Aligner therapy has revolutionised the treatment of malocclusion; however, regulators have been unable to keep pace with the rapid market expansion. US dental associations played a pivotal role in reigning in direct-to-consumer providers to improve patient safety, and efforts are well under way to regulate the materials used in the aligner manufacturing process. […]
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New study highlights latest advances in AI diagnosis of MIH
MUNICH, Germany: Molar incisor hypomineralisation (MIH) constitutes a global oral health issue, affecting around 14% of the world’s population. Like with other areas of oral health, the detection of MIH is being revolutionised through the utilisation of artificial intelligence (AI) models. Building on a groundbreaking study that introduced an open-access AI model for the detection of MIH using digital photographs, […]
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Leading US research institute given funding to develop AI-based materials to replace amalgam
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., US: In yet another milestone for the advance of artificial intelligence (AI) in the dental industry, the ADA Forsyth Institute recently announced that it has been awarded US$6.2 million (€5.6 million*) in federal funding to create dental composites with self-healing and antimicrobial properties. Awarded by the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, […]
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Disruptive digital tools: How technology is changing dentistry
Digital technologies are now essential in everyday life, also playing a crucial role in dentistry. While a dentist’s skills will remain at the core of dentistry, clinical decision-making will increasingly rely on techniques like augmented reality (AR) and artificial intelligence (AI) to improve dental care. Understanding this changing world will help dental professionals in their […]
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Neoss expands biomaterials line with new NeoGenix Extraction Allograft
ZURICH, Switzerland: Neoss, a leading innovator in dental implant solutions and digital workflows, has launched NeoGenix Extraction Allograft, extending its line of biomaterials. Made of 100% human allograft bone fibre and bone particulate, it is designed to simplify bone regeneration for dental practitioners by offering a one-step solution that is effective and streamlined and aims […]
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Odne completes successful financing round for US market expansion
DÜBENDORF, Switzerland: Swiss dental innovator Odne has announced the closing of a successful financing round, having raised CHF 4.2 million (€4.5 million*) to fund its US market expansion. In addition to existing investors and employees, this financing round was supported by ZEISS Ventures, as well as a group of private and dental investors. Odne’s innovative […]
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3D-printed ceramics show promise for dental restorations
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands: Additive manufacturing is gaining traction as an alternative to milling for fabrication of ceramic restorations. However, experimental and clinical data on the mechanical properties and overall performance of 3D-printed ceramics remain limited. A recent systematic review has provided new insights into this issue and reported significant improvements in the mechanical properties of 3D-printed […]
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