Month: December 2021

Management of painful temporomandibular disorders

Patients often seek consultation with dentists for temporomandibular disorders (TMDs). The objectives of this article were to describe the methods of a large prospective cohort study of painful TMD management, practitioners’ and patients’ characteristics, and practitioners’ initial treatment recommendations conducted by The National Dental Practice-Based Research Network (the “network”).

Clinical efficacy of a novel radiofrequency toothbrush for tooth stain reduction and tooth whitening

The authors aimed to evaluate the effect of a novel radiofrequency (RF) toothbrush on tooth stains and shades compared with a sonic vibrating toothbrush (CVS Health SmileSonic Pro Advanced Clean Sonic Toothbrush, Ranir) that earned the American Dental Association Seal of Acceptance.

Laughland Teeth Whitening Review: Does it really work?

There are many reasons why your teeth may appear less pearly than they were a few years back. Much of this is attributed to your dietary lifestyle, age, drugs used (both medicinal and non-medicinal), among other factors. Some years back, it would have been a daunting experience trying to whiten your teeth: from the time-consuming …

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A Better Patient Experience With The Epic Hygiene Dental Laser

Stony Plain Dental Centre, a member of 123Dentist, one of Canada’s largest majority dentist-owned network of dental practices, has been serving the Stony Plain community in Alberta, Canada, since 1999.  Over the years, Stony Plain Dental has encouraged its team to grow with continuing education, training, advances in dental technology, and communication skills to better serve …

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Experimental evaluation of aerosol mitigation strategies in large open-plan dental clinics

Aerosols are generated routinely during patient care in dentistry. Managing exposure risk requires understanding characteristics of aerosols created during procedures such as those performed using high-speed drills that operate at 200,000 revolutions per minute.

Effectiveness of barrier devices, high-volume evacuators, and extraoral suction devices on reducing dental aerosols for the dental operator

The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the importance of minimizing exposure to aerosols generated during dental procedures. The authors’ objective was to measure the aerosolized particles in the breathing zone of operators using several facial protection and filtration methods.

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