Dimensions of Dental Hygiene’s Editor in Chief Jill Rethman, RDH, BA, was elected president elect of the International Federation of Dental Hygienists (IFDH).

While not traditionally noted as high risk for dry mouth, young patients are more commonly experiencing medical conditions and medication usage that increase susceptibility for xerostomia.

By better understanding the risk factors and brain changes associated with this disease, clinicians will be well-prepared to provide dental care.

Oral health professionals who understand the common characteristics of these lesions can prevent unnecessary treatment.

A variety of factors influence the ability of this vulnerable patient population to access professional Dental care.

My office will not allow for four-handed dentistry, and I am concerned about exposures to aerosols. What are some strategies I can implement by myself to reduce this risk?

This report addresses the presentation of a rare “kissing lesion.”

Making informed decisions about the use of loupes, seating alternatives, and instrument selection in order to improve ergonomics is key to career longevity.

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As I write this memo from the beautiful town of Westport, Ireland, I’m reflecting on many things.