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Wearable oral biosensor detects inflammation in real time

COLLEGE STATION, Texas, US: A new intra-oral biosensor developed in the US could transform how periodontal disease is detected and monitored. Aiming to help...

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BDA warns dentist expansion alone will not solve NHS dental crisis

LONDON, England: The UK government’s plan to expand registration routes for overseas dentists has been positioned as a major step towards easing the ...

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Snus linked to gingival damage but not periodontitis, review finds

GOTHENBURG, Sweden: As the popularity of snus continues to grow, so too does the diversity of products available, which now include portion-packed snus and ...

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Norwegian dentists’ pulp treatment choices driven by availability, not evidence

TROMSØ, Norway: Despite evidence that hydraulic calcium silicate cements generally achieve better outcomes in vital pulp therapy, calcium hydroxide has ...

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Study evaluates influence of CAD software on crown morphology and function

REGENSBURG, Germany: In CAD workflows, differences in software algorithms and design strategies may result in clinically relevant variations in crown ...

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Microplastics and orthodontic aligners: Concerns arising from the modernisation of practice through plastics

Plastics have become an integral part of modern society, revolutionising various industries and offering immense convenience in everyday life.1 However, the...

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Review makes the case for stronger sugar policies in India

MUMBAI, India: India’s growing appetite for sugar is no longer just a dietary concern; it is a mounting public health crisis. From fizzy drinks to ...

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World Oral Health Day spotlights action on UN oral health commitments

GENEVA, Switzerland: Held annually on 20 March, World Oral Health Day (WOHD) highlights the role of oral health in overall health and quality of life. This...

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UK expands registration routes to bring more dentists into practice

LONDON, England: The UK government has announced measures aimed at increasing the number of dentists able to practise, as part of a wider effort to improve ...

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US dentistry: ADA highlights challenges in AI adoption

CHICAGO, US: Broad adoption of artificial intelligence-based (AI-based) tools by US dental clinics could significantly improve diagnostics, treatment ...

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Six-year follow-up highlights durability of veneers in a complex aesthetic case

HAIPHONG, Vietnam: A new case report has demonstrated what a conservative prosthetic pathway can achieve when a patient with a relatively complex anterior ...

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Philippines plans licensing system to stop illegal dentistry

MANILA, Philippines: Unlicensed dental practice is widespread in the Philippines. Health authorities are set to roll out a national operating licensure ...

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Natural zinc concentration in dentine mapped across entire teeth

BERLIN, Germany: Researchers in Germany have mapped how the element zinc is distributed throughout teeth in unprecedented detail. By combining complementary...

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Researchers develop patient-specific dental implants

HANNOVER, Germany: Researchers in Germany are developing customised dental implants designed to match each patient’s individual jaw structure. The ...

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Behaviour change intervention for periodontal disease—does it help?

MANCHESTER, England: Many dental professionals use behavioural techniques alongside routine oral hygiene advice to help patients improve their brushing and ...

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Garlic extract in mouthwash may be a safe alternative to chlorhexidine

SHARJAH, UAE: Besides the negative side effects, health experts are increasingly concerned that long-term or improper use of chlorhexidine-containing ...

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The emerging value of robotic dental implant surgery

LEIPZIG, Germany: Robotic computer-assisted technologies are beginning to reshape dental implant surgery, although their use remains limited. A recent ...

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German dental media leader Jürgen Isbaner dies at 66

LEIPZIG, Germany: Media executive Jürgen Isbaner died during the night of 4 March. His death marks the loss of a prominent figure in Germany’s ...

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Adhesives influence colour stability of composite veneers

DAMMAM, Saudi Arabia: Aesthetic longevity remains a central concern in anterior composite restorations, where colour change is a frequent reason for ...

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Print angulation affects fit and efficiency of 3D‑printed aligners—study

PHOENIX, US: As more practices bring 3D printing in-house, understanding how technical settings affect both accuracy and turnaround time is becoming a ...

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Tomato nutrient may protect certain older adults from severe periodontitis—study

NEW LONDON, Conn., US: Previous clinical studies have suggested that lycopene—a pigment abundant in tomatoes and other red fruits—may improve ...

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Experimental research finds that new AI models could boost detection accuracy

TIRUCHIRAPPALLI, India: The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into medical imaging can support diagnosis and reduce clinical workload. A new study...

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UK government broadens scope of extra NHS dental slots

LONDON, England: More patients are set to benefit from expanded access to National Health Service (NHS) dental services in the UK following clarification of...

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Laser-assisted melt printing: Glass and ceramics directly from the printer

KIEL, Germany: In November last year, researchers at Kiel University reported a technological advance in additive manufacturing. They reported the first ...

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Children’s tooth extractions highlight gaps in NHS dental access

LONDON, England: Dental health in children remains a significant public health concern, and new data has underscored ongoing pressures on services. Recent ...

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Study warns of safety risks linked to counterfeit and replica endodontic files

PELOTAS, Brazil: Counterfeit and replica nickel–titanium (NiTi) endodontic files are becoming increasingly available in dental markets worldwide and may ...

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Review assesses 3D-printing technologies for dental models

ATHENS, Greece: As digital workflows become more common in prosthodontics and orthodontics, choosing the right 3D-printing method for dental models is ...

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Burn-out and well-being among dentists treating trauma survivors

OSLO, Norway: Oral health professionals providing care for survivors of torture and abuse and patients with severe dental anxiety face unique emotional and ...

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VideaHealth and Aspen Dental complete record-breaking AI rollout across US clinics

BOSTON, US: VideaHealth and Aspen Dental have completed one of the largest artificial intelligence (AI) deployments seen in dentistry, rolling out AI ...

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Therapeutic pulpotomy emerging as an alternative to root canal therapy

DUNDEE, Scotland: Management of irreversible pulpitis in permanent teeth is undergoing a gradual but meaningful shift. Advances in diagnostic understanding ...

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