Dimensions of Dental Hygiene speaks with Michael Rethman, DDS, MS, and Jill Rethman, RDH, BA, about the importance of collaboration between periodontists, dental hygienists, and general dentists in providing the best possible patient care.

Dental hygienists with master’s and doctoral degrees are in high demand and have career options in many areas, from education to business to public health.

Incorporating phytoestrogens into your diet can help lower your risk of breast cancer.

Dimensions of Dental Hygiene speaks with Robert J. Genco, DDS, PhD, about the link between inflammation, C-reactive proteins, and periodontal disease.

Good nutrition and fitness are the keys to good health for both you and your clients.

Earning a bachelor’s degree can lead to many career opportunities outside of clinical dental hygiene practice.

Dental professionals who are well-versed in nicotine addiction and the main components of brief interventions and intensive treatment options can greatly assist their clients in tobacco cessation.

Periodontal maintenance, while challenging to provide, is a vital part of periodontal therapy for your patients.

Understanding the FDA regulatory process that takes products from inception to the marketplace can help dental health professionals in evidence-based decision making.