Improve your understanding of cross-contamination and disease transmission in the dental setting.

What steps can pediatric dental practices take to reduce the stress of short appointment times and quick patient turnaround for dental hygienists?

In the 15th edition of this annual feature, Dimensions of Dental Hygiene recognizes the best and the brightest in academia, clinical practice, industry, influencer, public health, and research.

The American Dental Therapy Association is working diligently to improve access to care and oral health equity.

Mitigating the risk of post-op sensitivity is a necessary step before initiating treatment.

Identifying patients at high risk for contracting the virus and making referrals for testing and treatment are key to reducing the impact of this serious infection.

This oral habit can cause long-lasting, negative effects on oral and systemic health.

Oral health professionals play an important role in improving compliance with mouthguard use.

Incorporating small operator adjustments may help reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injuries and prolong your career in dental hygiene.

Plans to prevent and/or manage this common oral disease may include a variety of professionally applied or at-home products.