DentistryUnited NewsDesk: On August 6, 2025, Vasa Denticity Ltd., India’s fastest-growing dental products company, acquired a 51% stake in IDS Denmed Pvt. Ltd., a leading traditional dental supplier. This strategic move, announced in New Delhi, merges Vasa’s online platform, Dentalkart, with IDS Denmed’s extensive offline network, positioning the combined entity to serve over 90% of […]
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CRIB Blood Group: A Landmark Discovery in Transfusion Medicine with Implications for Dentistry August 4, 2025 – In a groundbreaking advancement in transfusion medicine, researchers have identified a novel blood group antigen, named CRIB, in a 38-year-old woman from Kolar, Karnataka, India. This discovery, announced at the 35th Regional Congress of the International Society of […]
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Urine to Hydroxyapatite: A Sustainable Revolution in Maxillofacial and Implant Dentistry
DentistryUnited | Clinical Innovations | June 2025 In an era where sustainability intersects with precision medicine, a pioneering study published in Nature Communications has unveiled a game-changing development for the dental and maxillofacial community. Scientists at the University of California, Irvine, in collaboration with U.S. and Japanese institutions, have created a novel method to biomanufacture […]
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Neurointegrative Dental Implants: A Transformative Advance in Restorative Dentistry
In this DentistryUnited news analysis, we examine a groundbreaking development in restorative dentistry from Tufts University’s School of Dental Medicine, where a novel neurointegrative dental implant promises to redefine tooth replacement. Traditional titanium-based implants, reliant on osseointegration, lack the sensory feedback provided by the periodontal ligament’s neurovascular network, leading to compromised masticatory function and patient […]
A research team at Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), South Korea, has developed an innovative photocurable hydrogel that enables minimally invasive bone regeneration. Comprising alginate derived from brown algae and recombinant mussel adhesive protein containing RGD peptides, the hydrogel incorporates calcium ions, phosphonodiols, and a photoinitiator to facilitate rapid solidification under visible light. […]
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Ultrasound-Powered 3D Printing: A Game-Changer for Maxillofacial Regeneration
By the DentistryUnited Newsdesk In a groundbreaking leap for regenerative dentistry, researchers at the California Institute of Technology have unveiled Deep Tissue In Vivo Sound Printing (DISP), a non-invasive 3D printing technique that uses ultrasound to create precise hydrogel structures inside the body. This innovation, detailed in a recent Science publication, could redefine maxillofacial reconstruction […]
May 16, 2025 | DentistryUnited Report In a sun-drenched dental clinic, the future of oral care unfolds with mesmerizing precision. The clatter of outdated tools and the agonizing wait for restorations are relics of the past. Today, a single chair, a chairside laboratory, and an AI assistaant orchestrate a symphony of innovation, delivering care that […]
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DentistryUnited Professional Brief: Kanye West and Bianca Censori Allege Malpractice Against Dentist Over Nitrous Oxide Misuse
May 2, 2025 | By DentistryUnited Editorial Team Key Facts for Dentists Kanye West and Bianca Censori have issued a notice of intent to sue Beverly Hills dentist Dr. Thomas Connelly, alleging malpractice during cosmetic dental treatments from 2024 to 2025. They claim Connelly supplied excessive nitrous oxide, including “surgical-size” tanks delivered to West’s […]
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Could Periodontitis Be a Hidden Trigger for Alzheimer’s Disease? A Clinical Wake-Up Call for Dentists
Could Periodontitis Be a Hidden Trigger for Alzheimer’s Disease? A Clinical Wake-Up Call for Dentists DentistryUnited NewsDesk: Periodontal Pathogens in the Brain: An Evolving Paradigm For decades, the dental community has emphasized the importance of managing chronic periodontitis to preserve dentition and prevent systemic complications. Now, a compelling body of evidence is linking Porphyromonas […]
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DentistryUnited News Analysis: Rising Anti-Fluoride Movement Threatens Oral Health in Rural America
By DentistryUnited NewsDesk: In rural pockets of the United States, a growing anti-fluoride movement is raising alarms among dental professionals, as communities face a potential surge in tooth decay. This trend, coupled with persistent dentist shortages, could reverse decades of progress in oral health, particularly in underserved areas. For dentists, understanding the implications of this […]