INFORMATION
Informing Nordic dental health services and health authorities through news updates, monthly and bi-monthly newsletters as well as webinars about the newest research on dental biomaterials is a key activity at NIOM.
NEWS
The news section keeps you informed about some of the activities that are going on at NIOM. We share updates on conference participation, standardization meeting and other issues that we think may be of interest to our readers.
NEWSLETTERS
A priority at NIOM is to keep our colleagues at the clinics informed about new research within biomaterials and dentistry. Every month our newsletter reaches nearly 10.000 dentists and researchers across the Nordic countries where our latest research publications are promoted.
PUBLICATIONS
Scientists at NIOM submit their research results for publication in peer-reviewed, scientific journals, both locally in the Nordic countries and internationally. Click here for listings of our published work.
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
NIOMs staff travel the world to present our research and scientific results at local and international conferences.
WEBINARS
NIOM regularly offers free webinars. The webinars are on a wide range of topics, and the common denominator is clinical relevance for dentists and dental professionals.
Members of the Danish, Norwegian and Icelandic dental associations can now redeem their participation for continued education units with their respective associations!
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Welcome to the section for product information and reports.
Here both dental healthcare professionals and health authorities can find a wide variety of information.
Here both dental healthcare professionals and health authorities can find a wide variety of information.
DENTALA MATERIAL NORDEN
Dentala Material Norden (DMN) is a data base presenting information of dental materials on the Scandinavian market. The intention is to gather relevant information of dental materials for the dental personnel at one site. DMN is a cooperation between NIOM and the University of Umeå (Sweden) and is financed through Nordic funding. The data base is continuously updated, however, it may not at all times contain all relevant materials.
