Karie Neeley AndersonDental EducationColumbia dental school administrator linked to irregular admissions for Epstein's girlfriendA Columbia University dental school administrator facilitated admissions for Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend on two separate occasions.May 8, 2026Hygiene ToolsAre silicone toothbrushes the future of oral health?Silicone toothbrushes prove effective, are gentler on gums, and are more eco‑friendly than conventional brushes, a new review shows.May 7, 2026Vulnerable PopulationsOlder adults may pay the price of skipping dental careOlder people who can’t afford needed dental care may have a much higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease and dementia.April 23, 2026Dental PracticeMan dies by suicide after dental tourism gone wrongA patient left toothless after a botched procedure underscores the psychological toll of treatment failures and the role dentists play.April 17, 2026Public HealthBaby teeth show promise for cerebral palsy treatmentA stem cell therapy using human baby teeth improved motor function and learning in rats. Clinical trials in children are next.April 9, 2026Infection ControlNIH study to tackle the sticky problem of implant biofilmA NIH study will use a novel laser treatment to solve the sticky problem of peri-implantitis.March 26, 2026Imaging & CAD/CAMEven mummies had periodontitis and heart diseaseIn-depth imaging reveals that Egyptian mummies dating back 4,000 years showed evidence of gum disease and atherosclerosis, with a twist.March 5, 2026Dental EducationColumbia University, with Epstein ties, punishes 2, announces donationColumbia University disciplined two school officials alleged to have helped Jeffrey Epstein’s girlfriend gain acceptance into its dental school.February 23, 2026Regulatory UpdatesIHS to cease using mercury amalgamThe U.S. Indian Health Service is phasing out mercury amalgam by 2027, swapping it with heavy metal-free materials.February 16, 2026Oral-Systemic LinkGot cavities? Maybe blame your genes?For patients who say they still get cavities despite brushing, there may be some truth to that.February 11, 2026Page 1 of 7Next PageTop StoriesLegal IssuesKids win judgement against convicted killer dentist, practiceMurdered mother's children secure judgment in shocking dentist crime case.AntibioticsAre patients getting antibiotics? This factor may play a role.Smile DesignQuiz: What kind of smile designer are you?Legal IssuesDentist faces felony over failing to report child abuseSponsor ContentPodcast: Recognizing X-Linked Hypophosphatemia in Dental Patients
