Jingle Med Industry News

Jingle Med to Showcase Cutting-Edge Dental Simulators at 2024 China Dental Show
2024-08-20
Jingle Med, a leader in dental education technology, will be showcasing its latest dental simulators at the 2024 China Dental Show (CDS) from September 3-6, 2024, in Shanghai. Attendees can look forward to experiencing cutting-edge training tools designed to elevate dental education standards worldwide.
NEW ORLEANS, US: ADA Announces Four US Dental Schools to Compete for Gold at Dental Olympics
2024-08-05
The ADA has announced that four US dental schools will compete for gold at the ADA Dental Olympics during the SmileCon dental conference in New Orleans on October 17. This annual event challenges students' skills and knowledge, providing valuable experience beyond their curricula.
Paris 2024 Olympics Unveils New Dental Care Department for Athletes
2024-07-24
In a groundbreaking move, the Paris 2024 Olympics is set to introduce a specialized dental care department dedicated to ensuring the oral health of athletes, highlighting the event's commitment to comprehensive athlete well-being.
Global Dental Hygiene Experts Convene in Seoul for ISDH Event
2024-07-16
The International Symposium on Dental Hygiene (ISDH) has gathered dental professionals specializing in dental hygiene from around the globe in Seoul. This significant event aims to foster collaboration, share advancements, and highlight best practices in the field of dental hygiene.
The 28th China International Dental Exhibition & Scientific Conference (SinoDental® 2024)
2024-06-05
Welcome to the 28th China International Dental Exhibition & Scientific Conference (SinoDental® 2024) in China National Convention Center (CNCC) • Beijing during June 9-12, 2024.
British Dental Conference & Dentistry Show Shines Spotlight on Innovation and Collaboration
2024-05-22
Dental professionals gather in Birmingham for two days of educational excellence and cutting-edge advancements
2024 - ISTANBUL DENTAL EXHIBITION
2024-04-24
The World of Dental and Oral Healthcare industries meet at IDEX on May 08-11, 2024 in Istanbul!
Are haptic dental trainers better than phantom heads for dental curricula?
2024-01-18
A study carried out at the Institute of Dentistry at Queen Mary University of London found that the inclusion of haptic training in the undergraduate dental programme was useful in training for rare clinical scenarios, provided realistic feedback and allowed students to practise repeated procedures with the same patient parameters. This led to accelerated skills learning and increased confidence.
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