We frequently hear the phrase “practicing in silos.” It’s a perfect description of how the daily focus of dental hygiene care can make practitioners feel isolated. For many, there’s a sense of being separated from colleagues and working in…

As these handy devices become more common in dentistry, updated safety protocols and proper technique are critical to minimizing radiation exposure and protecting both clinicians and patients.

Disrupt the traditional approach by fully embracing ultrasonics to remove more biofilm, preserve cementum, and deliver faster, more comfortable care.

When scaling and root planing is recommended to a patient with periodontal disease, do we need to give prophylaxis as an option? Presently we do not, but the dentist is concerned that patients may not return if we insist they receive…

This calcium and phosphate compound provides a safe and effective alternative to fluoride.

Implant breakdown is frequently the result of missed biological principles and inconsistent care.

Underreported adverse events and preventable errors highlight an urgent need for stronger safety systems, ethical practice, and consistent prevention strategies.

Dental hygienists play a critical role in preventing, identifying, and managing oral mucositis.

From oral lesions to periodontal destruction, this virus is emerging as a critical yet often overlooked factor in dental patient care.

Oral health professionals are uniquely positioned to detect pediatric obstructive sleep apnea early and help change a child’s lifelong health trajectory.