Materials

Introducing OrthoFX, a company ready to realign the teeth straightening industry, one case at a time.

While it’s difficult to completely eradicate waterborne pathogens from healthcare water systems, infections caused by these microorganisms are preventable.

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How to simplify the zirconia-bonding process for successful restorations.

Loss of an anterior tooth can present a challenging treatment and restoration process and it’s best to accept changes to the treatment plan.

Ceramir Bioceramic Implant Cement earns unanimous praise from Catapult Evaluation panel with its biocompatibility, quick clean up, and easy handling.

The new biocompatible denture material received 510(k) clearance from the US Food and Drug Administration on Nov. 1.

The Inclusive Prosthetic Components include a variety of titanium bases, esthetic, and multi-unit abutments, analogs, titanium screws, temporary and UCLA abutments, bit verification cylinders, digital and conventional transfer copings, and more.

GC America’s EQUIA Forte® HT is built on the foundation of previous EQUIA® restoratives to offer improved physical properties, handling, and esthetics.

Testing at the UAB School of Dentistry shows Ivoclar Vivadent’s 3s PowerCure™ System is efficient and effective.

Nobio announced FDA clearance for two new additions to its Infinix™ restoratives line - Universal Bond and Universal Composite.

KaVo Kerr has unveiled its Take 1™ Hydro™, a VPS impression material for restorations.

VOCO introduces new shades for its Grandio disc line.

Explaining how one of the most popular indirect restorative material is formed and functions.

The benefits TheraCal PT, a resin-modified calcium silicate material, has brought to one dentist’s practice.

How SteriPocket packets make it easier for post-surgical patients to keep sterile sponges with them at all times.

How StellaLife helps one hygienist provide a more comfortable experience for her patients.

The single-step cementation is reported to adhere to virtually every material.

The composite is designed to have the ideal flow for cavity adaptation.

The glass ionomer is said to be ideal for stand-alone restorations or sandwich techniques.

Composites filled with thiourethane-silanized inorganic fillers had up to 35% lower stress, study says.