From the Editorial Director

From administrative applications to intraoral cameras, technological advances can improve detection, documentation, and compliance in the dental arena.

Keeping up to date on the various ultrasonic units and tips available will help you make the most efficacious choice when using ultrasonic instrumentation with your patients.

As an adjunct to floss, interdental cleaning devices can help patients begin a regimen of interproximal biofilm removal.

Marilynn Rothen, RDH, BS, shares her expertise on the value of the natural sweetener, Xylitol, in the prevention of caries and in general health promotion.

Dimensions of Dental Hygiene speaks with renowned dental forensic scientist, Gerald L. Vale, DDS, MDS, MPH, JD, about how these dental detectives uncover or corroborate the identity of victims.

Is digital radiography right for your practice?

Using a problem solving technique to address musculoskeletal disorder signs and symptoms can help dental hygienists maintain optimal health, quality of life, and career satisfaction.

Dimensions of Dental Hygiene talks with Terri Tillis, RDH, MS, MA, about the etiology and in-office treatment of dentin hypersensitivity.

Using the correct grasp affects not only the efficacy of instrumentation but also the health of clinicians.