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New research suggests titanium particles released around dental implants may reduce the effectiveness of antibiotics used to treat peri-implantitis. The findings reinforce the importance of prevention, maintenance, and early intervention to support long-term implant success.
🔗 Read more: https://www.dental-tribune.com/news/
#DentalResourceNetwork #ImplantDentistry #PeriImplantitis #DentalResearch #EvidenceBasedDentistry
AI Is Transforming Dentistry Faster Than Ever.
Artificial intelligence is changing diagnostics, treatment planning, patient communication, and practice efficiency. Is your practice ready for what's next?
👉 Read more: Harvard School of Dental Medicine – Artificial Intelligence in Dental Medicine
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New ADA Survey Highlights Public Trust in Evidence-Based Dentistry
A recent survey from the American Dental Association found that Americans are more likely to trust the ADA than public figures for information about community water fluoridation. The findings underscore the importance of relying on evidence-based science when making decisions that impact oral health.
As dental professionals, educating patients with accurate, research-backed information remains one of our most important responsibilities.
What are your thoughts? Has fluoride become a more common topic of discussion with your patients?
🔗 Reference: https://www.ada.org/ (See ADA News – "Survey finds Americans more likely to trust ADA than RFK Jr. on fluoride information," June 19, 2026.)
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Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming an essential tool in modern dentistry. A new partnership between Pearl and Seattle Study Club aims to educate clinicians on integrating AI into everyday practice—from diagnostics and treatment planning to patient communication and workflow efficiency.
As digital dentistry continues to evolve, understanding how to use AI responsibly may become just as important as adopting new clinical techniques.
Are you using AI in your practice, or do you see it becoming the new standard of care?
🔗 Reference: Dentistry Today – "Pearl and Seattle Study Club Partner to Advance AI Education in Dentistry"
https://www.dentistrytoday.com/pearl-and-seattle-study-club-partner-to-advance-ai-education-in-dentistry/
Nearly 10 million Americans are expected to travel outside the U.S. for dental care. What does this trend mean for patients, providers, and the future of dentistry? Read Brissett's latest perspective and join the discussion.