Last week on the 5th and 6th September I had the privilege to lecture at the ADA/FDA meeting in San Francisco. I had talked about totally new ideas and my vision for the future of the dental profession.
Well over a decade ago I developed and registered this concept I like to call, “No Half Smiles”. It is a treatment philosophy that envisions fixing the entire mouth no matter what the problem.
O tema escolhido este mês foi a apresentação de um caso clínico ortodôntico em conjunto com a terapia da fala. Este caso é a prova da importância que tem uma abordagem multidisciplinar na resolução de mal oclusão dentária.
Between May 29 and June 1, magical Marrakesh set the stage for the 2025 edition of the International Biotech Days.
I’ve just returned from the 2025 International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology World Congress, in Istanbul, Turkey.
Dentistry has evolved – and continues to do so at an extraordinary pace, so it is crucial that we rethink the role of the modern dentist.
Dentistry has evolved – and continues to do so at an extraordinary pace, so it is crucial that we rethink the role of the modern dentist.
In dentistry, what is the currency of trust that allows patients, dentists, and industry leaders to build sustainable, ethical, and valuable relationships?
For years, leaders in dentistry have emphasized that the mouth is an integral part of the body, yet healthcare systems worldwide continue to treat it as an afterthought.
Miguel Stanley – the only Portuguese dentist among the 32 most influential personalities in international dentistry – was invited by Harvard University to become a founding member of the Clinical Innovation Board of the Harvard School of Dental Medicine (HSDM).
Placing technology and AI at the service of people’s health and wellbeing, from a mouth-to-body perspective, will be the mission of the Board that brings together 11 personalities, including Zuckerberg’s father.
The founder and CEO of the Lisbon-based White Clinic is one of only two European dentists on the Advisory Board of Harvard University’s School of Dental Medicine.
Revision Dentistry reassesses old dental work to prevent health issues, using advanced diagnostics and biocompatible materials for better oral and overall health.
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