Restorative Dentistry

The Top 10 New Dental Instruments and Supplies from 2022.

Bulk fills outperformed conventional composites for depth of cure in a study earlier this year. Here's what we learned from the journal Nanomaterials.

You can do either. So, why should you bond to zirconia instead of cement? We have a few ideas.

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New light-cured base and liner formulated to provide strength and to promote dentin remineralization.

Experts predict that the zirconia dental materials market will exceed $297.7 million this year. We contacted some industry experts to find out why this material is so popular for restorative materials.

Dentsply Sirona Chief Technology Officer Dr. Cord Staehler shares his thoughts with DPR in an interview conducted at DS World 22.

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By 2030, projections put the number of people in the US over age 65 at over 73 million. Will you be ready to treat them in your practice? We look at restorative challenges when treating older patients.

Pulpdent will celebrate its 75th anniversary in the dental industry with a new logo, a new commemorative catalog, and a focus on its proprietary Crysta MCP Technology.

Ultradent Products’ Umbrella tongue, lip, and cheek retractor provides great results for clinicians and patients, and earns Catapult Education recognition.

Dentistry’s most advanced dual-arch metal impression tray is designed to prevent flexure and distortion, ensuring impression accuracy.

Biodentine XP upgrades the restorative and bioactive features of Septodont’s original Biodentine formula for an enhanced dentin restoration system.

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The 3M™ Filtek™ Matrix restorative solution makes composite placement less stressful and more predictable for dentists and more affordable for their patients.

The company has updated its logo and added the tagline, “Endo, Resto, Let’s Go!”

Dentsply Sirona’s Andrew Robinson shares thoughts on his new role with the company, DS World 22, and how digital workflows can help patients and practitioners alike.

Patients can be wary of supposed “upselling” tactics when they are faced with treatment plans, but there are ways to assuage their hesitation and ensure they get the care they need.

There are a few best practices to keep in mind when managing dental materials inventory, from purchasing to management.

Clinician’s Choice has launched a fully recyclable, rigid, aluminum posterior tray for impressions for dental restorative procedures.

Over the past 10 years, GrandioSo has been at the center of millions of successful restorations worldwide.

With so many options available, finding your fit in this bustling area of dentistry is easier said than done these days.

Why one clinician uses Hemaseal & Cide Desensitizer every day and believes other clinicians should follow suit.

Enhance implant outcomes with this tool for cementing implant parts together with precision, quality, and predictability.

Roland DGA extends its manufacturing excellence to the practitioner’s office with DGSHAPE open architecture clinical CAD/CAM milling solutions.

VOCO Retraction Paste controls restorative procedures with no added hassle for the clinician.

Ultradent’s newest edition of its VALO line touts durability, power, and accessibility for dental professionals looking for a curing light solution.

Dental Products Report Editorial Advisory Board Member Ankur Gupta, DDS shares his experience using Beautifil II Nano-Hybrid Universal Composite with Giomer Technology from Shofu, and explains how its properties hit the composite sweet spot. [2 Minutes]

TRIOS 5 Wireless delivers exceptional performance in a compact body redesigned for next-level ergonomics, effortless scanning, and improved hygiene.

There are 3 leading causes of postoperative sensitivity after composite resin restoration, the good news for patients is that there are ways to reduce its occurrence with your restorative dentistry.