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Lab-Grown Teeth: King’s College London Moves Closer to Natural Alternatives for Fillings

A breakthrough by King’s College London scientists could revolutionize dentistry. Lab-grown teeth using bioengineered hydrogels may soon replace traditional fillings and implants with self-repairing, biologically integrated alternatives. Regenerative Dentistry Breakthrough at King’s College London In a significant advance in regenerative dentistry, researchers from King’s College London have made strides toward growing real teeth in the […]

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Breaking News from IDS 2025: Game-Changing Innovations Reshape the Future of Digital Dentistry

By DentistryUnited News Desk COLOGNE—Day three at IDS 2025 has been an electrifying showcase of innovation, with major industry players unveiling groundbreaking advancements set to redefine the future of digital dentistry. From wireless scanners and AI-powered design platforms to ultra-precise 3D printers and complete clear aligner production systems, this year’s IDS is proving to be […]

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Revolutionizing Dentistry: IDS 2025 Unveils the Future of Digital Innovation

COLOGNE, Germany – March 27, 2025 – The International Dental Show (IDS) 2025, the world’s premier dental exhibition, has once again emerged as the epicenter of transformative innovation. This year, industry giants and cutting-edge disruptors alike showcased groundbreaking advancements that promise to redefine the future of dentistry. From AI-powered diagnostics to next-generation 3D printing and […]

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The First Thing You Should Do Every Morning to Elevate Your Dental Practice

In the dynamic world of modern dentistry, staying updated with the latest advancements and refining clinical decision-making are critical for success. However, time constraints and overwhelming information make it challenging for dentists to engage in continuous learning. That’s why the first thing you should do every morning—before treating your first patient, before checking your schedule, […]

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