3M Oral Care has introduced Clarity Aligners Flex + Force: a new aligner system that empowers orthodontists to choose from two unique aligner materials in one treatment design and gives patients a customized treatment experience. This next-generation aligner system elevates 3M’s…
As the world of dentistry evolves with modernized products and techniques, education and hands-on training are critical to drive adoption. To support Canadian dentists, 3M Canada Oral Care Solutions Division and Clinical Research Dental are pleased to announce a new…
Robyn Duke, Clinical Product Specialist with 3M Oral Care, goes through how their single universal paste, Clinpro™ Prophy Paste, is benefiting and easing patient oral health.
Sylvia Cleaver, Professional Services Specialist with 3M Infection Prevention, goes through the necessity of having fast BI results in your practice, something they offer with their sterilization products.
Dr. Mark Konings talks through what to consider when using cement, how it relates to the type of restoration being done and which 3M product is right for you.
Jeff Northey from 3M celebrates their Billion Smiles campaign, recognizing 3M’s accomplishment of restoring one billion teeth, continuing the discussion of 3M‘s restoration products and achievements.
3M and 3M Innovative Properties Co. filed a patent infringement lawsuit in federal district court in Wilmington, Del., last week against Kerr Corporation. The suit alleges that Kerr Corporation’s SonicFill™ 2 and Harmonize™ dental composite materials infringe 3M’s patent rights directed…
Gigie McGlynn and Rachel Collins from 3M spent some time at the ODA’s ASM150 to tell Oral Health Group about their new Get Simplified campaign, aiming to simplify the crown and bridge procedure. Find out more about this program and…
Eric Clolus from 3M joins us at the 2017 Pacific Dental Conference to discuss the company’s Mobile True Definition Scanner, allowing easy-to-use (and move) features for every dentist. Check out more about the Mobile True Definition Scanner here.
According to a new series of reports on the U.S. market for dental materials by iData Research (www.idataresearch.com), the market is projected to experience modest growth over the next several years, largely limited by the emergence of intraoral scanners. As…
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