Educating patients on their risk for heart disease and strategies for prevention can help them maintain both their oral and overall health.

With cannabis use increasing across the United States, oral health professionals need to be prepared to address the dental needs of this population.

Dental hygienists are uniquely positioned to screen patients for systemic and oral diseases using salivary diagnostics.

Strategies for the safe and effective treatment of patients with this type of inherited intellectual disability.

Oral health professionals should be prepared to help patients with this disorder address the oral signs and symptoms.

Research suggests some birth control methods may increase periodontitis risk.

Oral health professionals can play a key role in serving this patient population.

As more patients begin taking biologics and their generic counterparts, oral health professionals need to be knowledgeable about their indications, adverse reactions, and risk of interactions with other medications in order to provide safe…

These clinicians are uniquely positioned to provide screening, compliance support, and education on treating these common health problems.

Understanding the signs and symptoms of these common health problems can help clinicians educate patients on the best approach to prevent serious oral health issues.