A review tracks how sensory systems and robotics could help clinicians guide dental procedures. It finds too little comparative research and long-term evidence to establish effectiveness or safety.
Socket grafting can limit bone loss after extraction, yet evidence has not shown that routine treatment improves implant survival. The decision depends on the condition of each site, especially its remaining bone walls.
Philips Sonicare has set up a 12-member Global Clinical Advisory Board to bring clinical and scientific expertise into product development and the future direction of Philips Oral Healthcare.
Research into mouth breathing, tongue posture and swallowing patterns is prompting earlier checks for children and growing interest in preventive orthodontic care across Ireland.
Letters to the Herald Times Reporter challenge the science behind community water fluoridation and support Brad Smith for Wisconsin's 6th Congressional District.
Periodontal Medicine 2.0 is an unvalidated conceptual framework for moving periodontal medicine beyond associations. It links evidence-calibrated screening with coordinated care, precision treatment and population health planning.
The Asnani School Oral Health Program has entered the Health Standards Organization's Leading Practices Library. The recognition covers its evidence-informed approach to preventive dental care for children.
Fresh research at Dentistry Show London is shaking up what people think about mouthwash. The latest evidence shows that mouthwash can do more for oral health than just brushing and flossing alone.
