Dental Reviewed Delivers Dentistry News In One Place

Author : Dental Reviewed | Published On : 07 Sep 2026

Dentistry news moves fast, and it comes from many directions at once. Dental Reviewed tracks all of it, from product recalls to new equipment launches. Coverage runs daily, and nothing waits for a monthly roundup. The team also runs a newsletter. It puts the week's most relevant stories into a single email.

News Coverage Spans The Entire Industry

Dental professionals used to check several sources for daily updates, from manufacturer press releases to trade publications and social feeds. Dental Reviewed consolidates that into one place. The site covers regulatory recalls, product launches, earnings reports, and equipment reviews. It also tracks software updates and company announcements across the industry. Coverage spans manufacturers, practice management platforms, and consumer oral care brands, and the audience includes dentists, hygienists, practice owners, and dental technicians. Each story gets published as it develops, not weeks later, so readers do not need to sort through press releases or manufacturer blogs to find out what happened.

Recent coverage includes the Straumann GM Helix Implant recall and what practices should do next. The FDA classified it as a Class 2 action, filed under Recall Number Z-2929-2026. Straumann found that some cartons did not match the implant sealed inside. Other stories track Curve Dental's $200 million R&D commitment to its cloud platform, Dyson's first electric toothbrush launch, which pairs a camera with a water-jet flosser, and Planmeca's Onyx intraoral scanner becoming available to order. Septodont's launch of Flavalta, the first flavored lidocaine anesthetic, and the Primescan 2 Cart winning the 2026 iF Design Award both received the same treatment. Each article explains what changed and what it means for a practice.

Dentistry news does not stop at the US border. DS World, Dentsply Sirona's annual summit, runs from September 24 to 26 this year at the MGM Grand Conference Center. Align Technology presented new Invisalign digital tools at its 2026 EMEA Ortho Summit in Barcelona, an event that drew about 400 orthodontists. Coverage also tracks shifts in the UK market, including why more practices are moving toward private services.

Business news gets the same attention, especially for practice owners watching supplier stability. Dentsply Sirona's quarterly results get covered the same day the numbers post. Second quarter results showed net sales fell to $898 million from $936 million a year earlier. Announcements such as Annie's digital coworker for dental teams and Pearl's launch of an AI-powered revenue cycle platform get explained in plain terms, with context tied back to what each development means for the software practices already use. Readers get context, not just a repeated press release.

Equipment Reviews And Original Research Add Depth

News alone does not answer a buying question, so Dental Reviewed pairs its news coverage with hands-on equipment reviews. A launch story about a new scanner often links to a full review once the device ships. The intraoral scanner comparison matrix lets readers compare specs side by side, tracking accuracy, connectivity, and open or closed system status across current models. Consumer devices, including retainer cleaners and toothbrushes, get the same testing standard as chairside equipment. Products are scored on accuracy, ergonomics, chairside speed, and total cost of ownership. Every review comes from hands-on use rather than manufacturer specifications, and a practicing clinician checks each conclusion before publication.

News coverage explains what happened. Original research explains what the industry actually thinks. Dental Reviewed has surveyed 500 women in dentistry about gender bias at work, with respondents across the US, UK, and Canada. A separate survey asked 500 anxious patients what keeps them from booking care, and a third gathered responses from 300 professionals about how they use AI day to day. These findings get folded into the same news coverage readers already check.

The Newsletter Brings It All To One Inbox

Checking several pages for updates takes time most dental professionals do not have. Dental Reviewed's newsletter solves that with a single weekly email. More than 7,000 subscribers currently receive it, and each edition combines the week's trending topics into one message, including recalls, product launches, new reviews, and survey findings. Subscriber numbers have grown steadily since launch, and most editions arrive on the same day each week. The format stays short, with links back to full articles for readers who want more detail.

Darius Kucinas, a practicing dentist and co-founder of Dental Reviewed, said the goal was simple. He said dentists do not have time to check five different sources every morning, and the newsletter does that work for them.

Dental Reviewed's blog publishes new stories throughout the week, and the newsletter arrives separately with a curated summary.