Clinical

Kristen Mott is the associate editor for Dental Products Report and Digital Esthetics.

Articles

iTero Element 5D is the first intraoral scanner with near-infrared imaging technology to aid in the detection and monitoring of interproximal caries.

Closer Look: iTero Element 5D Scanners Provide More Than Just 3D Digital Impressions

The latest version of this furnace aims to provide accurate sintering cycles in a compact, easy-to-use system.

Ivoclar Vivadent Launches Updated Programat S2 Sintering Furnace

How adding a Formlabs 3D printer is helping one dental practice increase treatment efficiency while reducing costs.

Closer Look: The Benefits of Printing at the Practice

The latest dental product launches from throughout the industry.

New Dental Products August 2021

Following an evaluation by Catapult Education, the PinkWave curing light earned the organization's Vote of Confidence.

The PinkWave Curing Light from Vista Apex Receives Catapult Vote of Confidence

Podcasts


On this episode of the ProdPod, I’m pleased to welcome Dr. Matthew Burton, founder of Burton Dental Innovations, with a practice in the greater Chicago area. Dr. Burton and I examine the state of matrix systems early in his career, why these systems caused frustration with his Class II restorations, and how these experiences lead him to design the VursaWedge. 

Episode 29: Matrices & the VursaWedge

Velvet Etch 40% Phosphoric Acid etch gel features smooth consistency, precise placement, and rinses clean.

Vista Apex Releases New Phosphoric Acid Etch Gel 

This single-use aerosol evacuator was designed to reduce aerosol’s in a dental practice and to promote more effective air management in dentistry. 

Henry Schein Announces New Single-Use Aerosol Evacuator

The CS 3800 intraoral scanner offers clinicians the freedom and flexibility of a wireless device with a larger field of view.

Carestream Dental Releases New CS 3800 Wireless Scanner

Designed to provide more treatment options for orthodontists, 3M Clarity Aligners Flex + Force allows the clinician to select from two distinct aligner materials within a single treatment plan for simple to complex orthodontic cases.