New research article places women’s dental health under the spo tlight
Greenville, N.C., US: As Western societies increasingly come to terms with the inequities that have stained their histories, addressing the systematic disadvantages faced by women has emerged as an especially salient issue. This political discourse is now starting to be absorbed within the dental community, where the unique challenges faced by women within this medical […]
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Infallible precision? The multifaceted role of AI in dentistry
let’s consider these questions in relation to the realm of digital dentistry, a rapidly expanding field that depends crucially on the integration of AI into decision-making processes. Few industries are as technologically dependent as dentistry, and so it is unsurprising that AI has already penetrated deeply into this professional sphere, effecting significant changes to how […]
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Come to Greece for EAS: Timely and forward-looking congress on aligner therapy and digital dentistry
The programme will open on the Thursday with a series of workshops, most of which will run repeatedly at different times throughout the day, enabling delegates to attend whichever best meet their needs. The workshops will cover a diverse range of topics, including advancements in digital orthodontics, innovations in aligner technology and treatment, techniques for […]
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Using AI to address oral healthcare inequities requires wide-ranging collaboration
NASHVILLE, Tenn., US: Oral disease disproportionately affects low-income and minority populations. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is increasing in oral healthcare and shows great promise in revolutionising dentistry. However, there is little research on its potential application to addressing equity in oral healthcare and research. A new review article by US researchers explores the […]
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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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New research explores sex differences in temporomandibular disorder
UMEÅ, Sweden: Orofacial pain, including pain associated with temporomandibular disorder (TMD), is a common chronic condition, affecting 10%–15% of the global population, and has significant personal and societal consequences. Early diagnosis and evidence-based treatment are crucial to improving long-term outcomes. A recent study examined differences in two common TMD symptoms—pain and jaw catching or locking—among […]
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3D Printing in Dentistry: Custom Bite Guards & Nightguards
Revolutionizing Dental Protection with 3D Printing Modern dentistry is evolving, and 3D printing has transformed the way we design and manufacture bite guards and nightguards. Traditional methods required messy impressions and lengthy processing times, but with advanced 3D printing, we can now produce custom-fit, durable, and comfortable dental appliances faster than ever before. What Are […]
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Ossvis unveils Lilivis SCAN and strengthens focus on aesthetic dentistry
DUBAI, UAE: Ossvis, a leading provider of digital dentistry equipment, is showcasing its full range of digital dentistry solutions at AEEDC, including the official launch of Lilivis SCAN, the company’s latest intra-oral scanner. In addition, Ossvis is exhibiting its existing product line, which includes the Lilivis MILL dental milling machine, the Lilivis PRINT dental 3D […]
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Interdental brushing: A necessity for comprehensive oral care
KRIENS, Switzerland: In the UK, despite significant advancements in oral health awareness, there remains a critical gap in education around interdental brushing. Many patients still rely solely on toothbrushing, unaware that it only cleans about 70% of a tooth’s surface, leaving the remaining 30% vulnerable to plaque build-up and related oral health issues. Bridging this […]
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Breakthrough in guided bone regeneration: 3D printing paves the way for advanced scaffolds
BRISBANE, Australia: A team of biomedical researchers at the University of Queensland in Brisbane have undertaken a groundbreaking study that demonstrates the unique capacity of 3D printing to generate scaffolds that can be placed along damaged or degraded sections of the alveolar ridge to promote bone regeneration and subsequent dental implantation. As described in the […]
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