An assistant professor at Penn Dental Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia is working on a new implant that could be less susceptible to infection. 

Boston Micro Fabrication received FDA clearance for its UltraThineer material for dental veneers.

The global market for robotic dentistry is expected to grow to $1.1 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate of 16.9% from 2024 to 2030.

David Brooks, DMD, recently completed his 700th robotic dental implant. 

Dental technology company Medit is launching its newest intraoral scanner, Medit i900.

Here are four dental technology headlines and industry updates that Becker's reported on in March:

Saliva diagnostic biotech company Spectrum Solutions released SimplyPerio for periodontal and gum disease.

Switzerland-based Odne, an endodontics startup company, raised $5.5 million in its series A1 financing round.

Jeremy Thompson, DDS, recently completed 1,000 dental implants with the Yomi robot.

Dental technology company Sonendo recently sold its TDO Software to a Canadian acquisition company.

Here are nine updates on the dental technology space that Becker's reported on in February:

Memphis, Tenn.-based uLab Systems received its 1 millionth clear aligner treatment plan order.

Aiomega, a biomedical company based in Tyler, Texas, received FDA clearance for its sleep apnea device.

Dental laser company Biolase launched its Waterlase iPlus Premier edition, a new all-tissue laser system.

Ferber Dental Group in Greenacres, Fla., recently started using the Yomi robot for dental implant procedures.

A federal court granted summary judgment in favor of Align Technology in two separate lawsuits.

Dental laser company Biolase recently closed a $7 million public offering. 

New York City-based Avista Capital Partners acquired Terrats Medical, a dental prosthetics company based in Barcelona, Spain.

Ori, a dental intraoral scanning company, partnered with the Gergens Dental Lab, the NFL Players Association and the Living Heart Foundation.

Subscribili, a healthcare and dental technology company, secured $4.3 million in seed round funding.