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Philips Zoom! take-home whitening products deliver clinically proven results and a superb patient experience. Philips conducted a clinical study to equip dental professionals with trusted, evidence-base...


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Elevate Oral Care, a leader in prevention focused dental products, is proud to announce a partnership with EPIEN Medical to bring HYBENX Advanced Dental Debridement to dental professionals through Elevate’s direct distribution model. Elevate expects to begin shipping HYBENX in late April of 2026.


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Understanding Accelerated Dental Assistant Certifications

Accelerated dental assistant programs are designed to provide targeted, career-focused training in a condensed time frame. Rather than following a traditional academic schedule, these programs streamline instruction to focus on the essential clinical and operational skills dental assistants use every day.

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In contemporary dental practice, patient education is constant. Dental hygienists review brushing technique, demonstrate interdental aids, explain inflammation, discuss the oral–systemic connection, and reinforce recare intervals daily. Prevention is embedded in nearly every appointment. Yet preventable disease remains prevalent.

According to data from the United State...


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In a competitive labor market, dental benefits remain a widely valued component of employer-sponsored coverage, contributing to preventive care utilization, workforce productivity, and predictable benefit costs. As Oklahoma considers SB 1942 and HB 4329, attention is turning to how proposed statutory changes may influence the dental benefits landscape for providers, employers...


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