Long used as a medical antiseptic, povidone-iodine is gaining attention for its potential in dental applications.

New research suggests that regular physical activity may help dental hygienists reduce pain, improve function, and extend career longevity.

We look forward to August for several reasons. Summertime. Vacations. Longer, slower days and a more carefree attitude. August is also the time to anticipate Dimensions’ Discovery Expo in Anaheim, California.

From relieving bruxism to enhancing smiles and protecting restorations, neuromodulators are opening a new frontier in patient care.

Oral health professionals must recognize trauma-related triggers, adapt patient communication, and implement trauma-informed strategies to appropriately care for patients with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Trusted community advocates are helping break down barriers to dental care, improve health literacy, and connect underserved populations with the oral health services they need most.

As the transgender population grows, oral health professionals play a critical role in reducing disparities by delivering informed, affirming, and clinically responsive care.

Can you bill a prophy and localized scaling in the same mouth, or are you risking a claim denial?

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…