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Developed at the University of Zurich, Cerec, or CEramic REConstruction, is a dental restoration product that allows a dental ...

in Cerec®

The sensor handle, shaped to fit into the dental arch and has an ultra-thin reusable sensor, connects into the USB port of your ...

in T-Scan®

Oral cancer is a form of cancer affecting the mouth and/or part of the throat. Generally people disregard the signs of the ...

in Oral Cancer

Usually known as “laughing gas,” nitrous oxide is a chemical compound made of 2 nitrogen and oxygen atoms. At room temperature ...

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Women who are pregnant frequently suffer from gingivitis - as many as 70% experience a mild form of gum disease during the ...

in Premature Birth

Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) are issues with the jaw, jaw joint, and supporting facial muscles. The temporomandibular joint ...

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Commonly known as dry mouth, xerostomia is a condition which has many causes but ultimately results in being unable to produce ...

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Every year there is 400,000 new cases of oral cancer are reported worldwide. In the United States there are 41,000 cases of ...

in Velscope® System

Offering some of the latest and most innovative digital imaging solutions to the dental community, DEXIS offers dentists ...

in DEXIS®

A Halimeter measures the level of volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) in the mouth. It measures the levels of hydrogen sulfide and ...

in Halimeter®

Inlays and onlays, also called indirect fillings, are alternatives to traditional fillings when too much damage has been done to ...

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Tooth extraction is often the only remaining option for teeth which are too damaged to repair due to trauma or decay. ...

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The best option for tooth surface stain removal is to whiten the teeth using different whitening methods. Teeth whiteness ...

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Halitosis is commonly known as bad breath, and can have a number of causes, the most common of which is poor oral hygiene caused ...

in Halitosis

Benzocaine is a commonly used local anesthetic which is the active ingredient in several over-the-counter numbers and anesthetic ...

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Sleep apnea is the most common sleep disorder in the United States, affecting as many as twelve million Americans. The disorder ...

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The new Zoom! Take-Home Whitening System has a dual barrel chemistry is engineered to accelerate the whitening efficiency by ...

in Zoom!

WaterLase uses a unique laser wavelength and water/air spray that cuts, etches and shapes the tissue without contact, heat, ...

in Waterlase™

Tooth decay is caused by the build-up of plaque at the gum line. Plaque is a clear, sticky substance constantly produced in the ...

in Tooth Decay And Plaque

Patients who suffer from diabetes are at particular risk of gum disease due to their irregular blood glucose control. It is also ...

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LaserSmile gel and the LaserSmileT laser are both formulated in a way that they work on the same wavelength to help in providing ...

in Lasersmile™

Parents often ask: when is a good time to take my child to see the dentist? Well, at the time of birth, your baby has 20 ...

in Restorative And Cosmetic Dentistry

Facial Fillers are Botox injections which use hyaluronic acid to plump the face in order to give it a more youthful look. ...

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A great smile is an assured way to boost self-confidence. Studies have also shown that orthodontic treatments enhance an ...

in Invisalign®

Dental Botox®, or Dentox®, was developed by Dr. Howard Katz for medical purposes, in particular to relax facial muscles which ...

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Tooth-colored composite resins are one of the alternatives to traditional amalgam fillings which offer superior aesthetics due ...

in Composites

Dental crowns are coverings, or “caps”, which are positioned over a tooth which is structurally compromised or aesthetically ...

in Dental Crowns

Bruxism is the medical term for teeth grinding, something which many people may do on occasion, but which poses a severe risk ...

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First used by the Mayans circa 600 AD, dental implants are used to counter tooth loss, a process which leaves many patients ...

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