Managing Dental Anxiety
A variety of nonpharmacological management options are available to help patients quell anxiety and ensure successful dental treatment.
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An In-Depth Look at Cleidocranial Dysplasia
In order to provide the best possible patient care, oral health professionals need to be aware of the characteristics, pathophysiology, treatment, and oral considerations of this genetic condition.
The Keys to Caries Management
Plans to prevent and/or manage this common oral disease may include a variety of professionally applied or at-home products.
Support the Health of Patients With Type 2 Diabetes
Oral health professionals should be knowledgeable about this metabolic disorder’s pathophysiology, characteristics, systemic and oral health manifestations, and oral care considerations.
Promote Ergonomic Health
A wide array of interventions and therapies is available to help dental hygienists stay healthy and reduce pain.
Oral Health Consequences of Khat Use
Cultural competency training will help oral health professionals provide appropriate care and referrals when treating patients who use khat.
Strategies for Treating Seniors
Identifying common oral health problems, chronic conditions, and physical/ motor disorders is key to ensuring successful dental appointments for mature patients.
Treating Patients With Fibromyalgia
Implementing patient management strategies and oral self-care modifications will help this population maintain their oral health.
Treatment Considerations For Heart Patients
Remaining up-to-date on the root causes and characteristics of cardiac arrhythmia and infective endocarditis helps to ensure the safe provision of dental care.
Dental Care for Patients With Heart Disease
Current approaches to ensure the safe provision of oral health services to individuals with hypertension and heart failure.
