How to choose xenogeneic material for bone regeneration: Dr. France Lambert
Dr. France Lambert is a Professor in Dental Biomaterials and Head of Clinic in the Department of Periodontology and Oral Surgery at the University of...
What do cars, space travel and dental implants have in common? 3 things you should know about surface chemistry
We may take it for granted, but surface chemistry impacts our everyday lives – including dental implants. Here are 3 things you need to know...
Digital workflow in dentistry – What’s in it for you
In this interview, Dr Simon Kold explains how he and his wife and co-surgeon Dr. Louise Kold implemented a digital workflow in their practice and...
It’s time to embrace change – See major innovations in Madrid
A whole new chapter in implant dentistry is about to begin, so join a once-in-a-generation opportunity at Nobel Biocare Global Symposium, Madrid.
Video: Immediate implants ten years later – A proven concept
Dr. Tristan Staas focuses his practice and teaching interests in immediate implant placement and has over a decade of clinical experience with NobelActive. In this...
How rough is rough? Why implant surface matters at every level for patients
It’s the interface between living and inanimate; it’s where biology meets chemistry. Find out why surface matters – and at every level
Ceramic implants come of age
Prof. Holst explores the development of ceramic implants, and how Nobel Biocare now offers a unique solution giving clinicians peace of mind in a niche,...
Dalhousie dental faculty and Nobel Biocare: A relationship renewed
To support the next generation of dental professionals, Nobel Biocare has recently granted an array of state-of-the-art scanners and software to Dalhousie University.