Dentistry

SHERIDAN, WYOMING - May 5, 2025 - The integration of digital technology in dentistry is revolutionizing how dental professionals approach aesthetic treatments, offering enhanced predictability, improved patient engagement, and cross-disciplinary collaboration-while also presenting operational and financial challenges for broader adoption.

Once a futuristic concept, digital dentistry has now become a foundational component in modern dental practices. With advanced software tools like Digital Smile Design (DSD) and the Digital Smile System enabling highly personalized smile simulations, the field is experiencing a strategic shift that enhances both patient outcomes and clinical efficiency.

Transforming Smile Design Through Digital Innovation

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 5, 2025 – Ecosite Elements, a leading composite restorative solution, has been prominently featured in the May 2025 issue of Inside Dentistry, spotlighting its clinical effectiveness through a comprehensive case report authored by Dr. Jeff Lineberry. The report highlights a 32-year-old patient presenting with multiple anterior tooth fractures, successfully treated using Ecosite Elements for a highly esthetic and functional outcome.

This feature underscores Ecosite Elements’ growing reputation among dental professionals as a go-to choice for restorative excellence. With a focus on esthetics, efficiency, and material adaptability, the case study demonstrates how modern composite technologies are transforming chairside outcomes and supporting better long-term patient care.

Clinical Precision and Esthetic Performance

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 5, 2025 – Dental professionals seeking to enhance their clinical expertise in micro-invasive treatments can now register for a complimentary continuing education (CE) webinar titled “Mastering Resin Infiltration for Predictable Results”, hosted by industry leader Irene Iancu, BSc, RRDH, CTDP, OM. The session, scheduled for June 17, 2025, at 7PM ET, offers one CE credit and delivers a strategic deep dive into the resin infiltration technique using DMG’s Icon system.

Enhancing Practice Outcomes Through Resin Infiltration

Resin infiltration has emerged as a game-changing alternative in the conservative treatment of early carious lesions, providing dentists and hygienists with an advanced, esthetically favorable approach. This CE webinar is designed to help professionals incorporate this micro-invasive procedure into their clinical workflow with confidence and predictability.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING - May 5, 2025 - A recent patient testimonial is shining new light on the clinical and commercial value of DentaMile Bleaching Trays by DMG, positioning the solution as a game-changer in cosmetic dentistry. With a combination of 3D-printed precision and patient-centric design, the whitening trays are redefining the standard for comfort, efficiency, and aesthetic outcomes.

Patient-Driven Results Strengthen Clinical Appeal

In a compelling new video, a patient candidly shares their experience with DentaMile Bleaching Trays, highlighting standout benefits such as comfort and efficacy. Traditional whitening methods, often plagued by discomfort and uneven results, are increasingly being outpaced by advanced, tech-enabled alternatives. DentaMile's approach eliminates the guesswork by offering a digitally designed, custom-fitted tray that optimizes whitening while minimizing sensitivity.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 5, 2025 – Shofu’s EyeSpecial C-II Digital Dental Camera has been named the 2014 Best New Product for Women by the American Association of Women Dentists (AAWD), marking a strategic milestone in dental imaging technology and its alignment with the evolving needs of modern dental practices. Recognized at AAWD’s Annual Meeting, themed “Leading the Future of Dentistry”, the camera stood out for its blend of ergonomic design, clinical functionality, and user-focused features—particularly appealing to women dentists and their patients.

Purpose-Built for Dental Professionals

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 5, 2025 – Shofu Dental Corporation has unveiled its new Attachment Removal Kit for Clear Aligners, offering dental professionals a complete, minimally invasive solution for safely removing orthodontic attachments while preserving enamel integrity—addressing a critical challenge in clear aligner therapy.

With the continued growth of clear aligner systems such as Invisalign across the global orthodontic market, practitioners are seeking tools that balance clinical efficiency with patient comfort and safety. Shofu’s new kit delivers precisely that, streamlining a procedure often marked by concerns over enamel damage, chairside time, and patient discomfort.

A Strategic Leap in Clear Aligner Care

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – May 5, 2025 – Carestream Dental is setting a new benchmark in digital dental technology with the debut of its latest solutions at the 2025 Chicago Dental Society Midwinter Meeting, including the Advance Edition of the CS 8200 3D system, a next-generation implant planning service, and AI-powered software integrations. These innovations reflect the company’s ongoing commitment to empowering dental professionals with tools that drive operational efficiency, precision, and confidence in care delivery.

Expanded CBCT Capabilities with the CS 8200 3D Advance Edition

A focal point of Carestream Dental’s announcement is the Advance Edition of the CS 8200 3D, a powerful evolution of the award-winning CS 8200 3D Family. Engineered for versatility and scalability, the Advance Edition introduces extended fields of view (FOVs) and advanced artificial intelligence functionalities that cater to a wide spectrum of clinical needs.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING - May 5, 2025 - Endodontic professionals seeking to elevate treatment efficacy and predictability are turning their attention to BioRoot Flow, a next-generation bioactive root canal sealer gaining widespread traction across global dental practices. In a recent expert-led webinar, leading clinicians showcased BioRoot Flow's clinical advantages, emphasizing its long-term success rate, superior biocompatibility, and ease of application-all critical factors in today's competitive dental landscape.

Revolutionizing Root Canal Treatment with BioRoot Flow

Backed by advanced tricalcium silicate chemistry, BioRoot Flow is positioned as a transformative innovation in the field of endodontics. Unlike conventional sealers, its bioactive formula promotes healing and provides excellent sealing capabilities with minimal technique sensitivity.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING - May 5, 2025 - A new interactive webinar is making waves in the dental healthcare industry by spotlighting the clinical and operational advantages of buffering local anesthetic solutions with sodium bicarbonate. Designed for dental professionals, the program explores a practice that may significantly improve patient comfort, accelerate treatment time, and enhance procedural outcomes.

Empowering Dental Professionals Through Evidence-Based Practices

This educational initiative centers on the pharmacology of commercially available local anesthetics and the common challenges practitioners face during administration. By introducing the concept of buffering-modifying anesthetic pH levels just prior to injection using sodium bicarbonate-the webinar equips clinicians with actionable strategies to mitigate pain and reduce onset time.

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SHERIDAN, WYOMING - May 5, 2025 - In observance of National Children's Dental Health Month, Colgate-Palmolive is reinforcing its long-term commitment to children's wellness by spotlighting the profound impact of oral health on overall physical and mental well-being. Through research, education, and advocacy, the company is advancing its vision of a healthier future by promoting accessible oral care habits and resources for families around the world.

A Strategic Focus on Early Intervention and Education

Colgate's global initiative during February aligns with a wider industry shift toward preventative care and early health intervention. According to a recent company-led study surveying over 20,000 parents across 12 countries-including 1,800 U.S. respondents-62% of American children reportedly suffer from cavities, confirming dental decay as the most common disease affecting children in the United States.