Dental Products Report April 2020

What does smart technology mean to your practice? We explore how smart technology can facilitate automation and clinical technique to bring more “smarts” to everything a practice does.

A 3D look at the future

OrthoFX is offering clear aligners at a set price, and helping this dentist grow his practice along the way.

The Bluewave Diode Laser is a portable, effective option for the operatory.

This article aims to help you better understand emerging technologies that are transforming the field of dentistry, giving dentists more tools for attracting the right types of patients, and increasing their profitability. Find out why artificial intelligence and machine learning should be part of your dental practice’s marketing strategy.

There are many ways to protect your dental practice’s data and online accounts, but using “2FA” can increase your security and help you sleep better at night.

How smart technology is changing the dental care landscape.

Ivoclean from Ivoclar Vivadent decontaminates bonding surfaces after intraoral try-in

Movement and posture are key in staying pain-free during the delivery of dental care.

Thanks to recent tech advancements, it’s never been easier or more cost-effective to market your dental practice.

WEO Media offers up sound advice for navigating the ever-changing field of maximizing your online presence.

SafeSiders HF from Essential Dental Systems are designed to reduce file breakage while delivering a number of benefits to assist in what can often be difficult procedures.

The powerful Aeras 500 Elite Handpiece by Star® from DentalEZ can cut through newer prosthetic materials, delivering the elegance of air and the authority of electric.

It is important that hygienists understand and embrace dental EHRs and are active in their evaluation and selection.

After suffering with pain for years, finding relief for bruxism became Dr. Joseph Pelerin’s mission.

With OMNICHROMA, the shade-selection step is removed, the need for a high-cost inventory of multiple composite shades is removed, and a high-quality restoration can be placed with less clinical chair time.

A more complete treatment plan requires four elements-esthetics, function, structure, and biology.

ChairFill from MMG Fusion automates practice scheduling and proactively communicates with patients.

Strains of beneficial bacteria can help balance the oral environment and promote patients’ oral and overall health.

Indirect restorative dentistry poses unique challenges, but a new cement may provide clinicians with a much-needed solution.

The following clinical case illustrates how to use advanced adhesion techniques to dramatically improve dentin adhesion and reduce post-operative sensitivity. PANAVIA SA Cement Universal from Kuraray Noritake is used in this technique article.