One might not expect a trade guild, founded in 1322 for outfitting knights, to be promoting medical innovation today, [MORE]
Authors: Mareike Warkentin1, Detlef Behrend1, Olaf Specht2, Nobert Stoll3, Karl Heinz Sandmann4, Kerstin Thurow5
1 Department of Material Science and Medical [MORE]
The lion’s share of the $70b Americans spend on dental care goes to cavity prevention and repair, and for [MORE]
QLIF
Using a small digital camera and Qualitative Light Induced Fluorescence Technology, clinicians and engineers at the University of Liverpool’s [MORE]
The dentist’s drill could go the way of the buggy whip if a new gel material used in bone [MORE]
In making both orthopedic and dental implants, the weight-bearing strength of the material is crucial-it ought not be weaker [MORE]
Taking insights from the way airplanes pitch, roll, rise and descend, engineers at the University of Bristol (UK) have designed [MORE]
Handheld Dental X-ray
Aribex, Inc (Orem, UT) manufacturers lightweight, hand-held, rechargeable X-ray instruments that look something like a sci-fi “ray gun.” [MORE]
The familiar VELscope (visually enhanced lesion scope, made by LED Medical Diagnostics, Inc., Vancouver, BC) that dentists use to show [MORE]