A dental desensitizer, including, by weight: 1-20 parts of a protein modified by polyethylene glycol; 1-10 parts of tris(2-carboxyethyl) phosphine hydrochloride; 1-3 parts of calcium chloride; and 2-20 parts of a pH regulator.

A direct filling composite resin restorative featuring a CTE that is similar to dentin and an antimicrobial is disclosed. The exemplary anti-microbial compound is zinc oxide. The CTE of the direct filling composite resin restorative is in the range of 12-15 ppm/° C. The low CTE is achieved by high filler loading of a trimodal distribution of low CTE filler. By maintaining a CTE substantially similar to that of dentin, the “Marginal Percolation” phenomenon is minimized, which decreases the incidence of secondary caries.

The present invention concerns a new biomaterial used to manufacture antimicrobial dental devices, intended to control the growth of microorganisms in the oral cavity. These include removable dentures (RD) with copper nanoparticles technology and antimicrobial properties against dental pathogens, such as: Candida albicans, a pathogen responsible for denture stomatitis; Pathogenic Streptococcus mutans, responsible for the initiation and progression of caries formation; and Staphylococcus aureus, which causes periprosthetic infections. This removable dental material allows for the production of a new dental device to prevent and/or control oral infections caused by said pathogens, such as denture stomatitis, secondary caries, periodontal diseases, among others.

The present invention concerns a new biomaterial used to manufacture antimicrobial dental devices, intended to control the growth of microorganisms in the oral cavity. These include removable dentures (RD) with copper nanoparticles technology and antimicrobial properties against dental pathogens, such as: Candida albicans, a pathogen responsible for denture stomatitis; Pathogenic Streptococcus mutans, responsible for the initiation and progression of caries formation; and Staphylococcus aureus, which causes periprosthetic infections. This removable dental material allows for the production of a new dental device to prevent and/or control oral infections caused by said pathogens, such as denture stomatitis, secondary caries, periodontal diseases, among others.

A three-dimensional printing system including a feed source of uncured filled resin material, a print head configured to apply discrete layers of a composition including upconversion phosphors, and a radiation source configured to irradiate layers of uncured filled resin material and deposited layers of the composition is provided. A method of three dimensionally printing a dental article is also provided.

A three-dimensional printing system including a feed source of uncured filled resin material, a print head configured to apply discrete layers of a composition including upconversion phosphors, and a radiation source configured to irradiate layers of uncured filled resin material and deposited layers of the composition is provided. A method of three dimensionally printing a dental article is also provided.

Fluoride releasing compositions comprising water, ethanol, partially neutralized hydrogenated acid rosin, and fluoride releasing agent. The fluoride releasing compositions are often in the form of dental varnishes. Methods of using the same, such as by application to one or more teeth.

Fluoride releasing compositions comprising water, ethanol, partially neutralized hydrogenated acid rosin, and fluoride releasing agent. The fluoride releasing compositions are often in the form of dental varnishes. Methods of using the same, such as by application to one or more teeth.

Aqueous solution of a transition and main group metal salt for use as conditioning agent in dental restoration therapy and method of conditioning a tooth surface.

Aqueous solution of a transition and main group metal salt for use as conditioning agent in dental restoration therapy and method of conditioning a tooth surface.