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Dental 3D-printing emissions: “Inhalation exposure is often overlooked”

3D printing using resins has become an important part of dental workflows, but the materials, printer operation and post-processing may pose inhalation ...

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“Dentistry without deviation”

SprintRay has long held the unique position of being an additive manufacturing business with a single focus: dentistry. Ahead of AEEDC 2024, Dental Tribune ...

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Copying nature with 3D-printed dental implants

DUBAI, UAE: Currently, Andrew Medical, an innovative start-up company from Italy that specialises in the development and production of 3D-printed titanium ...

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Aligners show similar occlusal improvement to fixed appliances—review

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia: Although aligners can achieve occlusal improvements comparable to those of fixed appliances in selected cases, evidence is less ...

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A paradigm shift in orthodontics: Reframing early treatment as timely treatment for growing patients

Healthcare is not just about treatment; it is about people—and the words we use have the power to change lives. In fact, the language we use has ...

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A non-surgical orthodontic approach using clear aligners in a Class III adult patient

Over the past decade, there has been a notable surge in the use of clear aligners, and their benefits and advantages have been extensively documented. ...

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DT Middle East & Africa No. 3, 2026

Chronic oral inflammation may impair female fertility / News / NSK Blue Prize: “We welcome excellence in all its forms” / The unlikely origins of dental innovation / Reverse evidence-based dentistry: From chairside observation to responsible clinical innovation / “Meaningful integration means recognising oral health practitioners as autonomous, accountable members of the healthcare team” / ...