When a tooth is damaged or missing, how do dentists decide between a filling, a crown, or an implant restoration? This question is answered in a HelloNation article that explains how dentists evaluate ...

A new dental robot is being developed that could reduce the number of visits needed to receive a dental crown.

A miniature intraoral robot could one day cut down on the amount of additional crown preparation appointments dentists need ...

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Getting a crown usually takes several visits. A dentist first prepares the tooth, then fits a temporary crown, and later ...

Most people associate a trip to the dentist with routine cleanings, fillings, or the occasional crown. But there are times ...

Researchers at the University of Basel have developed a miniature dental robot that could one day automatically prepare teeth ...