The Mode of Action of the New Colgate Total®

Dentin Hypersensitivity: Causes and How to Manage It

Dentin hypersensitivity affects the enjoyment of daily activities and quality of life, and many patients aren’t aware that it is a manageable condition. As dental professionals, we can be at the forefront of patient education and management of dentin hypersensitivity, and make positive changes to the lives of our patients.

3 Tips to Avoid Dentist Burnout and Achieve a Healthy Work-Life Balance

How to avoid dentist burnout. Dentists may be at particularly high risk of burnout due to the physical and mental stresses of the profession.

New Technology Briefing: New Colgate Total^®

Colgate® announces the launch of its next generation Colgate Total® toothpaste designed to proactively protect hard and soft oral tissues – tongue, teeth, cheeks and gums – against the most prevalent oral diseases: gingivitis and caries.

Considering Laser Dentistry Certification? Here’s What You Should Know

For years, lasers have been promoted as the future of dentistry. But before pursuing a laser dentistry certification, it is important for you to evaluate your skills and practice vision to determine if this type of technology could benefit you, your practice and your patients.

Colgate Introduces Next Generation Toothpaste for Whole Mouth Health

Colgate Total®, the world’s first multi-benefit toothpaste, has been re-invented to work with the biology and chemistry of the mouth for better oral health outcomes vs. non-antibacterial toothpaste.

How to Teach Your Patients About Dental Biofilm

Teaching patients about dental biofilm could be the key to motivating them to take charge of their Whole Mouth Health. But how can you explain biofilm delicate balance in terms the average person will understand?

Oral Microflora: What You Need to Know

When patients ask what causes dental caries, do you answer “sugar” or “the bugs in your mouth?” Oral microflora plays a critical role in oral health. Understanding the relationship between your body and its microorganisms can help you teach your patients how to prevent dental disease.

What Is Whole Mouth Health

Complete oral health involves much more than patients brushing their teeth and flossing. It means controlling bacteria on both hard and soft tissues in the mouth and being able to overcome the daily challenges of a modern lifestyle.

Proactive Dental Care Is the Key to Connecting to Modern Patients

Modern patients want not just treatment for dental problems, but forward-thinking care for their Whole Mouth Health. Here’s how can you best care for these motivated patients.