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New study looks at factors that influence willingness to attend dental check-ups

OKAYAMA, Japan: According to the Pan American Health Organization, nine out of ten people are at risk for any type of oral disease, which can be mitigated ...

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3D-printed denture teeth suitable for long-term clinical use

DAMMAM, Saudi Arabia: The method of denture fabrication and material used are relevant to longevity, strength and occlusal wear resistance. 3D-printing ...

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FDI shares vision for artificial intelligence in dental medicine

GENEVA, Switzerland: Artificial intelligence (AI) is going to take dentistry into the future, according to FDI World Dental Federation. In a white paper ...

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New evidence suggests possible link between brain function and oral health

DALLAS, US: An increased burden of cerebrovascular disease could be connected to a genetic predisposition for poor oral health, according to a new study ...

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“Understanding the learning process ourselves helps us teach others how to learn properly”

Dr Przemysław Kustra has spent decades not only in honing his craft as an endodontic specialist but also in perfecting the art of teaching. Specifically, ...

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Unique partnership provides lacking dental care for Australia’s rural Indigenous community

DALBY, Australia: Outplacement programmes focused on prevention and education are an established approach to improving oral healthcare access for ...

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“It is a worthwhile pursuit to make your practice dementia‑friendly!”

Adria Thompson is a speech–language pathologist on a mission to help clinicians and caregivers of people with dementia improve the care they provide. ...

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Smoking during pregnancy associated with dental anxiety, according to new study

TURKU, Finland: Dental anxiety has implications for dental treatment, since sufferers may delay care, negatively affecting oral health and quality of life. ...

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Scientists analyse bacteria on clear aligners

MOSCOW, Russia: One primary benefit of aligners over fixed appliances is that, because they can be removed, biofilm formed on the teeth can be more easily ...

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Planmeca to demonstrate small- and large-scale digital workflow solutions at IDS 2023

HELSINKI, Finland: Visitors to Planmeca’s booth at the International Dental Show (IDS) from 14 to 18 March will be treated to exclusive demonstrations of ...

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Osstem announces new focus through the Osstem Implant Scientific Community

PRAGUE, Czech Republic: Osstem Implant’s AIC Europe, its Advanced Dental Implant Research and Education Center, will be changing its name to more fully ...

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Neoss Group announces expansion across UK, Ireland and Nordic region

HARROGATE, UK: As Neoss Group continues its successful expansion across the European market, the company has announced further appointments to leadership ...

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3D-printing start-up promises 100-fold reduction in print times

BOULDER, US: After raising an astounding US$1.3 million (€1.24 million) in a seed funding round, Vitro3D will take its place as a commercial rival in ...

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Major collaboration announced to help tackle global antibiotic resistance

GOTHENBURG, Sweden: The University of Gothenburg has announced further investment into an already robust research programme on antibiotic resistance. The ...

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Norwegian researchers confirm factors contributing to negative oral health-related quality of life

ROGALAND, Norway: Norwegian researchers have found that dental treatment avoidance, increased levels of dental anxiety and general anxiety, and increased ...

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Researchers suggest their 3D-printed veneers are the future

MOSCOW, Russia: Researchers from Austria, Germany and Russia have collaborated in successfully using lithography-based ceramic manufacturing (LCM), a form ...

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“Our vision is to provide postgraduate orthodontic education of a high quality”

A new MSc in Orthodontics programme offered by the European University Cyprus (EUC) will enable clinicians in the country to train and specialise without ...

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Interview on evaluating the costs of adding 3D printing to the dental practice

Dr Rooz Khosravi is a clinical assistant professor of orthodontics at the University of Washington School of Dentistry in Seattle in the US. He practices at...

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Osstem Meeting 2022 in Seoul was a resounding success for global dentistry

SEOUL, South Korea: Osstem Implant announced today that the Osstem Meeting 2022 held at its Seoul headquarters, was a huge success. The Osstem Meeting has ...

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ADA announces wellness ambassadors to help dentists struggling with mental health

CHICAGO, US: The American Dental Association (ADA) has announced the launch of a unique programme designed to connect dentists having mental health ...

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Traditional subtractive methods required outrageous sums of money: The basics of additive manufacturing

Traditionally, the more accurate methods of forming metal into the desired shapes have used subtractive manufacturing, which is the process of removing ...

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“Our community is a place where the clinician is not alone”

Dr Marco Tallarico, president of Osstem AIC Italy, the Italian section of Osstem’s Advanced Dental Implant Research and Education Center, recently spoke ...

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“Digital dentistry, for me, is everyday dentistry”

In preparation for the upcoming Greater New York Dental Meeting (GNYDM) to be held from 25 to 30 November at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New ...

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Dentists from around the world receive advanced training at Osstem Implant

Osstem Implant, a leading company in global implant sales, provided clinical education to 135 Mexican dentists who visited the Osstem Implant Central ...

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“Psychological knowledge and techniques will save time, money and frustration in the long run”

When it comes to collaboration with psychologists in a dental setting, many clinicians think simply of writing referrals for patients with anxiety. Dental ...

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“Our bodies aren’t naturally perfect geometries”: 3D printing advances customisation in treatment

For many of our readers, 3D printing has either become an essential part of their digital practice or might be a transition still in process. Regarding the ...

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2022 Osstem-Hiossen Meeting in Europe was a tribute to implantology

ROME, Italy: Featuring state-of-the-art technology, intriguing presentations and captivating live surgery, the Osstem-Hiossen Meeting in Europe on 28 and 29...

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Swedental 2022 to offer three days filled with inspiration, seminars and networking

GOTHENBURG, Sweden: Convening dental teams and suppliers in a world-class event, the 2022 Annual Swedish Dental Congress and Swedental exhibition will be ...

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New protocol for complex treatment with in-house clear aligners just as effective as fixed appliances

DAMASCUS, Syria: The use of clear aligners in mild to moderate cases of malocclusion has been the subject of numerous studies, particularly as more dentists...

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Practitioners using Formlabs’ printers promise 3D printing will bring “so much excitement into your office”

SOMERVILLE, Mass., US: Held online on 26 and 27 October, the dental track of Formlabs’ User Summit 2022 offered practitioners all over the world the ...

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