by José João Mendes (Guest Editor), Ricardo Castro Alves (Guest Editor), Ana Cristina Mano Azul (Guest Editor)
Dentistry has experienced significant technical and technological advancements in recent years. These achievements have made it possible to increase the accuracy of diagnosis, plan treatments more precisely, improve the predictability and durability of certain treatments, make procedures safer and faster, and improve the patient experience and acceptance, among others. This reprint compiles the contributions published in the Special Issue New Techniques, Materials and Technologies in Dentistry (2nd Edition) of the journal Applied Sciences, bringing together cutting-edge research and review articles that address current challenges and emerging trends within its thematic scope. The collected papers provide a comprehensive overview of state-of-the-art research, covering both fundamental insights and applied perspectives. Together, they illustrate the diversity and dynamism of ongoing work, while also identifying future research directions and opportunities. By assembling these contributions into a single volume, this reprint enhances the visibility, accessibility, and long-term impact of the Special Issue. It serves as a valuable reference for researchers, clinicians and other professionals, supporting knowledge exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration within the scientific community.
