Icon Smooth Surface: Minimally Invasive Treatment With Maximal Results
Resin infiltration is a revolutionary addition to the growing trend of minimally invasive dentistry. This conservative restorative technique is used to arrest incipient
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Incorporating New Techniques
Over the years, Dentistry Today has been an awesome source of information to stimulate dentists to investigate the newest protocols and their possible
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The Value of Mentorship
New and recent graduates in dentistry would likely be able to start off their careers in dentistry on a better foot if they
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Midwinter Meeting Kicks Off in Chicago
Pack your bags. It’s time for the Chicago Dental Society (CDS) 155th Midwinter Meeting, “Kaleidoscope View 2020,” scheduled for February 20 through February
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Physics Forceps: A Simplified, Less Stressful Approach to Extractions
Extractions can be stressful for the patient and practitioner. This becomes especially true when the tooth being extracted has significant coronal breakdown, making
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Therapeutic Conversations Can Reduce Tooth Decay in Children
Researchers at Queen Mary University of London have identified a low-cost and low-intensity intervention technique that could prevent tooth decay for thousands of
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How Is a Dental Call Center Like a Smoked Brisket?
I grew up in North Carolina. That means Eastern-style barbecue. Slow-cooked pulled pork is what they serve behind the Pearly Gates. I voraciously
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Anonymous Donor Gives UCSF School of Dentistry $10 Million
An anonymous alumnus of the University of California San Francisco (UCSF) School of Dentistry has given the school $10 million, which is the
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Eight Tips For Dental Trade Show Success
Trade shows have a reputation for being exhausting and overwhelming. Nonetheless, they’re essential for professionals of every industry, including the dental field. These
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Shape-Shifting Cells Initiate Bone Repair After Injuries
Conventional thinking suggests that bone regeneration is left to a small number of skeletal stem cells, which reside within larger groups of bone
