Technology

Setting the right design plan for your dental office boosts digital workflows in ways that can make the patient and practitioner happy.

This wireless intraoral scanner cuts the cord but keeps the comfort and battery life needed for all-day scanning and treatment.

The latest generation of direct conversion sensor technology can help improve AI accuracy. No more “garbage in, garbage out.”

Lisa Aguirre, dental marketing manager for Roland DGA/DGSHAPE Americas discusses the advantages open-architecture mills bring to dental practices, as well as the materials and applications compatible with the DWX-42W chairside milling solution.

Digital technology and CAD/CAM have come a long way in dentistry. If you have previously passed on digital investment, we look at why today's digital technology deserves a fresh look.

Annual event held Sept. 15-17 in Las Vegas is filled with plenty of education, networking opportunities, and entertainment.

Software app designed to automatically refill canceled dentist appointments.

Every Pacific Dental Services dental practice will be able to use these dental-medical integrated health records for a robust whole-body health experience for patients.

This publication from Retrace asserts that “Deep Fake” technology can bolster artificial intelligence when recognizing and diagnosing periodontal disease.

The YomiPlan Go™ robotic-assisting software suite is now available commercially, after its successful limited market release.

The TeleDentists and ToothLens will partner to bring remote monitoring and at-home checks for dental patients and practitioners, all powered by artificial intelligence.

The 4th annual Teledentistry Innovation Awards, known as “The Tellies,” are now accepting nominations for effective and innovative teledentistry implementation.

Titanium machining at highest restoration quality, high-speed processes and innovative denture planning without abutments part of 4.2 upgrade of the Ceramill Mind and Ceramill Match software.

Microrobotics studied at Penn Dental have the ability to disrupt biofilm on root canal surfaces as well as move inside the root canal to disperse bioactives.

There is a wide variety of technology that can be implemented in everyday, dental hygiene practice, and here are just a few to get started.

Dental artificial intelligence company Pearl will partner with nonprofit Women in DSO to join networking, events, and education, for women leadership in dentistry.

The Asiga MAX UV is perfectly suited for every dental clinic and laboratory that requires a repeatable, accurate, and fast desktop 3D printer with the capability to use any material on the market. [1 minute]

We journey through the years and look at the origins of the various technologies that a dental lab uses every day.

In just 3 short minutes, dental practice coach Mike Massotto offers some insight on how to make your dental practice shine. In this episode, Mike talks about leveraging dental technology as a marketing tool. [3 minutes]

Knowing what technologies are approved and suitable for dental patients is a matter of navigating the sometimes-tricky waters of the dental marketplace.

This high-speed intraoral scanner combines Medit scanning technology with a seamless connection to Glidewell to deliver an optimal experience for both clinicians and patients.

DentiMax IT Specialist Micah Huish explains how he sets up dental practices for imaging success, ensuring their radiographs look exactly the way they prefer.

The Dental Products Report® 2022 Tech Census got a good look at what dental professionals choose for the technology in their practice, and what they see for the future.

Promethean Dental Systems’ Simodont Dental Trainer intends to revolutionize dentistry through education.

Pearl's AI platform is now available through Midway Dental Supply.

VideaHealth and 42 North Dental will join together to offer artificial intelligence-powered diagnostic tools to support clinicians in their everyday practice.

Our dental lab professionals describe how they develop long-lasting connections with dental practices.

Release offers virtual edentulous case planning and design of surgical guides.

ClaroNav Inc.’s system’s increased versatility enables it to guide the drilling for implant placement in practically any jaw, as well as reduces pre-surgical preparation time and procedure costs.