Clinical

Lynne Slim is an award-winning dental author who has published extensively in dental/dental hygiene journals including 

Journal of the Western Society of Periodontology

. She was the periodontal columnist for RDH magazine for about 17 years and is now a columnist for 

 and is a member of their advisory board. In 2003, Lynne founded Perio C Dent, a dental practice management company that specializes in the incorporation of non-surgical periodontal therapy into the hygiene department of the general dental practice.

As a key opinion leader in the dental industry, Lynne is frequently asked to review new products and write product reviews. She participates in product development and is consulted about consumer/RDH product awareness. Lynne received the Philips Oral Healthcare “Mentor of Distinction” award at the 2012 ADHA Annual Session.

Articles

Why clinicians must always consider the needs of individual patients and supporting research when selecting a protocol.

Baby Boomers and oral irrigation

When scanning a single crown, the Carestream intraoral scanner was found to have the best trueness and precision.

Study finds CS 3600 scanner gives most accurate results

Developed by CAO Group, the cement is said to bond dental prosthetics with light curing and be easily debonded using a diode laser system. 


Researchers to present first-ever reversible dental cement

Applicants have until June 10 to submit abstracts for the upcoming annual meeting. 

Academy of Laser Dentistry announces call for abstracts for 2020 conference

How Practices Grow with Intraoral Cameras

Practicing dentists share real-world tips for using self-adhesives.

Five Things You Need to Know About the New Cements

New research indicates oral biomarkers may help health providers identify victims of abuse. 

Can dentists be the first line of defense against domestic violence?

Founded in 1865, New York University College of Dentistry (NYU Dentistry) is the third oldest and the largest dental school in the U.S., educating nearly 10 percent of all dentists. NYU Dentistry has a significant global reach with a highly diverse student body. Visit http://dental.nyu.edu for more information. 

The findings could help to create a pathway for researchers interested in regenerating tooth enamel.

Study finds calcium deficiency due to gene mutation leads to damaged tooth enamel

The dental industry and materials science have made many advances over the last 70 years.

The evolution of resin composites for direct restorations

A recent study challenged the concerns about bulk fill composites-and what the researchers discovered might surprise you.

Emerging Research