New Technology

Throat cancer diagnosis streamlined with hand-held gadget

A device and app are being piloted by the NHS to help offer patients the all-clear for suspected throat cancer faster.

The role of the digital patient journey

The Dentist spoke to Laura Horton, treatment coordinator trainer and dental practice owner, about the importance of an effective digital journey.

Head and neck cancer diagnosis revolutionised by imaging technology

Researchers have developed imaging technology to create an individualised 'fingerprint’ that can be used to assess the prognosis and treatment response to head and neck cancers.

Medical device company launches updated software

Align Technology has announced the release of the next innovation of Invisalign Smile Architect software, with multiple treatment plans.

Mouth cancer diagnosis simplified with a smart ‘lollipop’

A ‘lollipop’ that can diagnose mouth cancer early is being developed by researchers, funded by the...

Triumph with technology

David Hussey discusses the best way to stay up to date with new technologies.

Seeing eye to AI

David Hussey looks into how technology is changing dentistry.

Artificial intelligence ‘closes the loop’ between clinician recommendation and patient purchase

Philips has partnered with FollowApp to use next-generation artificial intelligence to help dental practices follow up after treatments to check on patients and encourage positive feedback. 

‘Oral selfies’ used to diagnose throat cancer

A study published in the Cancer Screening and Prevention journal has used low-cost video scopes to screen for HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer. 

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The competitive edge

Nina Gilbert explains the value of a data-management system.

The benefits of using AI in implant dentistry

Zaki Kanaan considers the current and future uses of artificial intelligence.

Setting a new standard in 3D printing: experts announce collaboration

The Ivoclar Group, a leading manufacturer of integrated solutions for high-quality dental applications, has announced its partnership with SprintRay, a US-American technology company.

Scotland plans to use genetics to improve health outcomes

The Scottish Government has announced plans to expand access to genomic testing to improve diagnoses and outcomes for patients.

Your patients’ unique tongue prints

What can the tongue tell us about our health? Philip Silver reviews the research.

Laser therapy used to treat burning mouth syndrome

A study suggests that low-level laser therapy offers immediate pain relief for burning mouth syndrome (BMS) patients. Over 10 weeks, participants experienced a significant drop in pain scores after...

£5m investment to help Scottish dental biotech company prevent decay

Edinburgh-based biotechnology firm, Calcivis, has secured £5m in funding to roll out its cutting-edge dental technology.

Lollipop for mouth cancer diagnosis developed by Birmingham scientists

Researchers from the University of Birmingham have received funding from Cancer Research UK and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to create a new ‘lollipop’ diagnostic for mouth...

Researchers explore the mouth’s response to oral disease using a laboratory model

A study at the University of Plymouth has developed a new 3D model of the oral mucosa, the tissue lining the inside of the mouth.

Artificial Intelligence algorithms developed for understanding the determinants of oral health

A study aiming to use AI and predictive models to forecast the likelihood of permanent tooth loss, as an indicator of overall oral health based on various behavioural and lifestyle factors was...

AI singularity: What could it mean for dental tech?

Stephen Claffey explores what the future will hold.

Stepping out of your comfort zone

Stuart Clark considers the benefits of digital chairside technology for your workflow.

Virtual jaw AI tool developed to improve the fit of braces

A tool being developed by the University of Copenhagen (UCPH) and 3Shape will help orthodontists correctly fit braces onto teeth. Using artificial intelligence and virtual patients, the tool predicts...

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