FDA Reviewing Removal of Ingestible Fluoride Supplements; ADA Weighing In
The FDA will hold a public meeting on July 23, 2025, to review the potential removal of ingestible...
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Dental Procedures May Lead to Dermal Filler Swelling
Dental patients who have dermal fillers could experience inflammation after a procedure, according to the FDA.
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Why Dr. Tito Norris Switched Aligner Systems: A Lesson for Orthodontists
In this episode, sponsored by OrthoFX, Dr Robert “Tito” Norris shares why he switched aligner systems, what he discovered, and how it impacts patient care.
American Orthodontics Meets FDA Regulatory Compliance Early
The company announced that its products are already compliant with the FDA’s Unique Device Identification System ahead of the agency’s September 24 deadline.
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FDA Awards ADA Science and Research Institute with $1.5 Million Grant to Focus on Pain Management Guidelines
ADASRI, University of Pittsburgh to develop pain management guidelines in dentistry with focus on role of opioids.
Read MoreThe Risk of Toxic Hand Sanitizers
In this episode of In the Sterilization Room with Jackie, the latest on the FDA warning about the health risks of hand sanitizers containing toxic chemicals and how orthodontic practices can ensure good hand hygiene.
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Henry Schein Makes Exclusive Distribution Deal With Radic8 Air Purifier Systems in the U.S. and Canada
The addition of Radic8 air purification devices to the Henry Schein portfolio of air management technologies, reinforces the company’s commitment to helping dental professionals provide a safer environment for patients and staff.
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Aerus Active Air Purifier Receives FDA Clearance for Class II Medical Device
The Aerus Medical Guardian with ActivePure Technology works safely 24 hours a day to protect the rooms where it is installed, even when occupied by large numbers of people.
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Some KN95 Masks Lose FDA Emergency Use Authorization
These KN95 masks, manufactured in China, failed to demonstrate at least 95% particulate filtration efficiency in NIOSH testing, meaning they may not provide consistent and adequate respiratory protection.
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FDA Warns Certain NK95 Masks from China May Not Provide Adequate Respiratory Protection
The warning to health care providers comes after additional filtration performance testing conducted by NIOSH amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Despite Lab Delays, Employee Shortage, SML Says Supply Chain Continues
SML’s CEO Rob Veis issues a COVID-19 Update regarding the company’s operation status.
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ADA Calls for Ban on Vaping Devices that Fail FDA Regulation
ADA’s new interim policy follows the American Medical Association’s call to ensure the health and safety of consumers
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