Emerging Research

This new study tested a tool that measures acidity in biofilm to check for potential problem areas in patient’s mouths.

An October 2021 Study in Scientific Reports took a look at a lower sodium version of a bioactive glass that might have the benefits you want without inhibiting polymerization results or rates.

This study demonstrates the importance of certain cells in the mouth in protecting against disease caused by oral bacteria.

Researchers from Australia and Chile collaborated to uncover potential cause of a condition impacting 1 out of 5 children around the globe.

This study demonstrated the iTero Element 5D’s usefulness in detecting interproximal caries and lesions, and its potential future use.

This study evaluates and determines what effect saliva may have on various CAD/CAM materials in indirect restorations.

A look at some uncommon ways growths can develop in a patient's mouth.

This new study finds that the the iTero Element 5D imaging system is effective in early caries detection.

This new study demonstrates that this specific ferumoxytol and hydrogen peroxide therapy can treat and prevent plaque buildup.

Correcting mandibular retrusions and resolving alignment problems may solve issues.

The 2021 Student Competition for Advancing Dental Research and its Application honors student researchers and encourages advancements in the dental space.

The oral environment and the emerging research on it can greatly aid in the effective treatment of endodontic disease.

The future of dental technology is inherently entwined with the future of scientific discoveries.

This survey set out to understand why a patient may be hesitant to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, and why trust between a patient and doctor is a key factor.

New research may demonstrate that machine learning tools can help identify those at risk for tooth loss.

UNLV engineering and dental researchers partner with NASA and Colgate for the June 3rd space launch.

This study was researched in an effort to provide information and guide practices for best infection control for the pandemic and beyond.

Dentists have lower infection rates of COVID-19 than other health professionals a year into the pandemic.

The University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry conducted new research on Vista Apex’s product suite.

Harmful mouth bacteria caused by poor dental health can increase one’s risk of heart infection.

A new study has identified a potential antibody for a gene that can stimulate tooth growth.

The full impact of the current pandemic might not come into focus for several years, but here's a look at some of the key changes to the industry following the AIDS pandemic of the 1908s and 1990s.

A team of researchers have discovered the reason why teeth may be sensitive to the cold by looking at the molecular and cellular levels.

These recipients are being recognized by Colgate for their innovation, clinical significance, originality, and scientific quality.

A slideshow profiling some of the potentially harmful organisms making their home in the human oral cavity.

Researchers from Northwestern Medicine found 3D printing resins leached compounds that could harm reproductive health.

Researcher and clinician Ken Malament, DDS, explains the conclusions reached by his 16 years of longitudinal research using Ivoclar Vivadent’s IPS e.max Press material.

New research suggests that using slower speed on air turbine handpieces could slow the spread of COVID-19.

Research from Colgate finds several of the companies products can neutralize 99.9% of the virus that causes COVID-19.

The online event on November 6 will feature presentations from Timothy M. Bizga, DDS; Sam Simos, DDS; Daniel Vasquez, DDS; Rick Ferguson, DMD, DABOI, DICOI, AFAAID; Franklin Tay, BDSc (Honos), PhD; and hosted by John Flucke, DDS.