I work in a family dental practice that will see children only beginning at age 5. I know the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends children visit their dental provider by their first birthday. How should I approach my…

Risk assessment, effective communication, and self-management goal setting are integral to supporting the oral health of children.

With a growing aging population across the United States, oral health professionals are charged with helping this vulnerable population prevent dental disease and improve oral health.

This caries-prevention modality is effective for a variety of patient populations—from the very young to the very old.

With careful consideration of myriad factors—from self-report to clinical exam—oral health professionals can effectively diagnosis and treat this common condition.

A variety of options are available to support clinicians in their efforts to reduce the prevalence of tooth decay.

What do you recommend to patients who want to maintain their oral health but abstain from fluoride?

Erosive tooth wear can be effectively addressed with minimally invasive dentistry if diagnosed in its early stages.

A variety of mouthrinse ingredients are effective against caries-causing bacteria.