With the help of new technology, clinicians can enhance their view of the oral cavity while improving ergonomics and patient care.

Social media can aid clinical efforts by helping patients comply with treatment regimens.

Clinicians can improve their quality of care by learning how cultural perceptions impact patient health.

A thorough understanding of the pathogenesis of breath malodor, as well as strategies for its assessment and management arm clinicians with the tools needed to address this common problem.

Dental team members need to be prepared to handle a variety of emergencies during the provision of routine dental care.

Digital imaging offers significant benefits to practices, clinicians, and patients.

Oral health professionals need to be well informed about emerging infectious diseases in order to reduce their associated risks.

While gingival cancers can be difficult to detect, survival rates depend on early treatment.

This review investigates the evidence on the association between a variety of maternal health problems and the presence of periodontal pathogens.

School-based sealant programs are an excellent way to reduce dental caries among the youngest and most vulnerable populations.