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This new study demonstrates that this specific ferumoxytol and hydrogen peroxide therapy can treat and prevent plaque buildup. 

New Study Shows “Nanozyme” Therapy Prevents Plaque Buildup

Philip Witherspoon is a contributing author and dentist for Dental Products Report.  

Correcting mandibular retrusions and resolving alignment problems may solve issues. 

Understanding the Link Between Sleep Apnea and TMJ 

The 2021 Student Competition for Advancing Dental Research and its Application honors student researchers and encourages advancements in the dental space. 

Dentsply Sirona Honors Student Researchers with Awards

Laura Dorr is the former executive editor of DPR's Modern Dental Network and a regular contributing author.

The oral environment and the emerging research on it can greatly aid in the effective treatment of endodontic disease. 

Root Research: How Research and Advancing Knowledge of the Oral Environment are Impacting Endodontics  

Kellie Nock is the assistant editor for Dental Products Report. She graduated from Kent State University in 2018 with a Bachelor's in Journalism. Kellie enjoys multimedia content creation with a focus on audio and video storytelling. 

The future of dental technology is inherently entwined with the future of scientific discoveries. 

6 Technologies Where Scientific Discoveries and Dentistry Collide

This survey set out to understand why a patient may be hesitant to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, and why trust between a patient and doctor is a key factor. 

Henry Schein Cares Foundation Releases Study on Vaccination Hesitation

New research may demonstrate that machine learning tools can help identify those at risk for tooth loss. 

New Machine-learning Artificial Intelligence Can Help Identify Potential Risk for Tooth Loss

UNLV engineering and dental researchers partner with NASA and Colgate for the June 3rd space launch. 


UNLV Engineering and Dental Researchers Partner with NASA and Colgate

This study was researched in an effort to provide information and guide practices for best infection control for the pandemic and beyond. 

Study Shows Dental Aerosols Don’t Contain Much Saliva

Dentists have lower infection rates of COVID-19 than other health professionals a year into the pandemic. 


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