Dental Reviewed has launched Dental Clarity, pairing dentist input with AI-supported market research for dental businesses and investors.
The UK dental lasers market could reach USD 43.3 million by 2032. Rising treatment volumes, workforce capacity and updated practices are driving demand.
Align Technology will publish its third-quarter 2026 financial results on October 28 after market close. A conference call for investors and analysts will start 30 minutes later.
The dental microscope market is forecast to grow from USD 344.23 million in 2026 to USD 909.52 million by 2035. Digital imaging, precision dentistry and wider use of magnification are driving the rise.
Dr Parag Kachalia has joined Solventum as global clinical evidence director for digital platform. He will guide the evidence behind the company's digital dental workflows and support clinical decision-making.
Dentsply Sirona's stock has fallen 82.3% in five years, while revenue and profitability have weakened. The company returned to quarterly profit in 2026, but falling sales, one-off cash-flow support and high leverage still cloud the recovery case.
James Baker explains how switching to W&H handpieces sharpened his clinical work and changed how he teaches, after years with old equipment.
DEXIS has launched a set of hardware and software upgrades aimed at giving dental professionals clearer images and smoother digital workflows.
ORDO is extending its partnership with The PHA Group after a year of rapid growth and a push to change oral health habits among young people.
Dentsply Sirona is doubling down on digital dentistry and R&D to reverse an 11 percent share drop this year but faces immediate headwinds from tariffs and sluggish equipment sales.
DentScribe unveils Benchmark 1.0 and a white paper exposing how AI-generated dental notes can misrepresent clinical facts, urging dentists to test before trusting automated documentation.
A South Korean startup is betting on a tank free oral irrigator and AI driven diagnostics to shake up global dental care and make preventive routines effortless.
Archy lands a $50 million Series C to embed AI agents directly into dental practice workflows, challenging industry giants and promising to automate the business of dentistry.
