Oral health professionals need to remain up-to-date on best practices for treating patients with diabetes.

Supporting users of miswak with evidence-based education and recommendations is an important part of providing cross-cultural dental hygiene care.

Patient safety is supported by proper prescription labeling, distribution, storage, and disposal of medications in the dental setting.

As the popularity of electronic nicotine-delivery systems grows, dental hygienists need to be prepared to effectively advise patients about the risks of their use.

Dental professionals can improve the oral health of long-term care facility residents by teaching caregivers how to provide daily oral hygiene services.

Individuals with this type of facial paralysis often experience negative oral health effects.

Here are strategies to help dental practices reduce their environmental impact.

Dental hygienists can help improve these patients’ oral health, comfort, and function, as well as their quality of life.

Oral health professionals are in an ideal position to identify and report suspected cases of child abuse and neglect.

Oral health professionals and office staff members should be prepared to handle an urgent medical situation in the dental office.