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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. 

Slideshows

Some offices are better at infection control than others, but breaches can be avoided if you take the right steps.

6 Common Infection Control Breaches in Dental Practices

Articles

SprintRay has announced 2 new 3D printing resins for dental professionals for use in in-house nightguards. 

SprintRay Announces 3D Printing Resins NightGuard Flex and NightGuard Firm

The clear aligner system has been cleared for primary and secondary teeth treatment for younger patients. 

Spark Clear Aligner System Receives FDA Clearance for Younger Patients

Aspen Dental utilizes dental experts and advanced technology to introduce clear aligners. 

Aspen Dental Introduces Motto Clear Aligners

MYST is designed to deliver convenience and better overall hygiene appointments.

New MYST Automatic Toothbrush Designed to Work 12 Times Faster Than Manual

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

Glidewell has added the two new devices that are shown to be effective in relieving headaches and migraines. 

Glidewell to Offer NTI-Tss Plus and NTI OmniSplint Headache and Migraine Relief Devices

There are many innovations that practices and people can employ in order to become more eco-friendly.

The 5 Best Ways to Make Your Dental Practice Greener

BURST Oral Care expands into kids’ oral care category with sonic toothbrushes designed for children. 

BURST Oral Care Launches BURSTkids Sonic Toothbrushes

Kristin Hohman has served as Associate Editor of Dental Products report since 2019. She has a background in journalism and digital content. Kristin can be reached at khohman@mjhlifesciences.com.

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