New Technology

Changing views on the restorability of teeth

Alyn Morgan explores how attitudes towards endodontics are shifting.

From diagnostics to restorative treatment: how digital scanning makes the difference

Olivier Boujenah and Ingo Baresel shared insights about the power and scope of intraoral scanners in the latest 2023 Digital Excellence Series webinar, an educational program launched by Align...

Nanorobotic system for targeting oral fungal infections

Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania’s (Penn) School of Dental Medicine and Penn Engineering have developed a new way to rapidly and precisely eradicate fungal infections in the mouth by...

Maximise your earning potential

Cheryl Hayes explores how to optimise your team and utilise automated technology.

Graduate launches innovative smartphone app to test dental plaque

A smartphone app that scans dental plaque and can flag potential oral hygiene issues has been launched by a University of Bath Mechanical Engineering graduate.

Professor collaborates with health technology company to tackle oral bacteria 

Professor Iain Chapple will work with Sigrid to identify and develop further applications for a technology that limits oral bacteria’s access to sugars. 

Going digital in dental implantology

Cemal Ucer discusses using technology to boost efficiency and accuracy.

Researchers develop AI smart manufacturing for dental crowns

University of Hong Kong (HKU) researchers have developed a novel smart manufacturing method for dental crowns by using generative artificial intelligence (AI) that leverage dental manufacturing...

Combatting misdiagnosis

A look at using artificial intelligence as a second opinion.

Students design a prototype for remote robotic dentistry

Robotic surgery has been an important tool in medicine for a number of years, but in dentistry, robots have not yet seen widespread use. One team of biomedical engineering students at South Dakota...

‘Smart tooth’ uses oral health markers to monitor chronic disease

A French dental surgeon has predicted that within two years, a ‘smart tooth’ will be available to monitor health.