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  • Ultradent Products, Inc.
  • 09/16/2020

  The Next Great Addition to Your Practice.. and Your Pocket

  Opalpix cleaners work—a whole lot better than any toothpick, fingernail, or other object they’ve used to “clean-up” after a meal. While Opalpix cleaners are made for anyone and everyone, clinicians can receive an added marketing benefit by offering them to patients.

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  • Dental Product Shopper
  • 09/14/2020

  Knowledge and Service at Your Fingertips

  Innovation aside, even the most advanced dental materials on the market would be useless without the knowledge of how to use them to their fullest potential. Not unlike its winning team of go-to restorative products that work together to deliver excellent clinical results, BISCO harbors a human team of dedicated sales and customer service...

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  • Jeff Peifer, DMD
  • 09/10/2020

  Doctor’s Favorites: Indirect Restorations

  Here, Dr. Peifer discusses his favorite products to use for indirect restorations.

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• Case Presentation: 3D Printing with SprintRay Pro

  
  • Date: 09/08/2020

  More and more patients are experiencing cracked teeth and some kind of bruxism or TMJ issue. This can be attributed to added stressors and challenges people are facing with the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Lawrence Fung, DDS, a clinical instructor at the Center for Esthetic Dentistry at UCLA, says it's more important than ever to get every one of...

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  • Dental Product Shopper
  • 09/14/2020

  Debunking Single-Patient-Use Fallacies

  Single-use dental products have skyrocketed in demand after COVID-19 and the amplification of infection control protocols—and yet there are still some dentists who are skeptical about the quality and effectiveness of disposable instruments like burs and polishers. Dr. Sancerie O’Rourke-Allen admits she was initially hesitant to give single-use...

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  • Dental Product Shopper
  • 09/14/2020

  Proper Barriers Protect Patients

  The new era we live and practice in requires us to ask whether we're doing enough for infection prevention, and if there is something more we can do to protect our patients. One area that deserves deeper consideration involves the barriers used to cover equipment such as intraoral sensors, which are considered semicritical infection control...

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