Are dental hygienists at increased risk for osteoarthritis? What’s the best way to treat it and keep practicing? Dental hygienists definitely experience work-related risk factors for developing musculoskeletal disorders.1,2 Osteoarthritis…

Oral health professionals are well positioned to support proper diagnosis and symptom management in order to improve quality of life for this patient population.

A variety of nonpharmacological management options are available to help patients quell anxiety and ensure successful dental treatment.

Rising rates of diabetes among children demand that oral health professionals recognize warning signs, support glycemic control, and collaborate closely with families and healthcare providers.

Gingi-Pak’s new SDF Pro™ 38% silver diamine fluoride offers a gentle and effective approach to managing this common problem.

Combining articaine’s superior diffusion with the rapid comfort and onset benefits of buffering technology promises to elevate patient care.

TheraBreath™ Healthy Gums Toothpaste is clinically tested for gum health and long-lasting fresh breath.

Dental hygienists are well-positioned to note the early signs and symptoms of diabetes, including dry mouth.

I work in a large office with eight other dental hygienists. I would like to take on more responsibility with the hopes of possibly making a change into dental service organization (DSO) management at some point. How can I show my employer…

Now, all proposals Will be reviewed year-round by the board, enabling quicker decision making.