Arizona Dental Brief — June 28, 2026

A short, sourced digest of oral-health research and dental-industry news relevant to practices and patients across Arizona — 3 items today, each linked to its original source.

1. New Research Suggests Cracked Teeth Can Often Be Preserved Rather Than Extracted

A study published in the Journal of Endodontics indicates that many cracked teeth can be successfully treated and preserved, challenging the assumption that cracks inevitably lead to tooth removal.

Read at Dentistry Today →

2. Researchers Develop Miniature Dental Robot for Automated Crown Preparation

Researchers at the University of Basel have created a miniature dental robot designed to automatically prepare teeth for crowns.

Read at News-Medical — Dentistry →

3. Spear Education Announces Anterior Implant Esthetics Seminar with Live Patient Cases

Spear Education is hosting an Anterior Implant Esthetics seminar on October 9, 2026, led by dental educators and featuring real-time clinical decision-making and live-patient demonstrations.

Read at Dentistry Today →

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