A multidisciplinary approach to treating ankyloglossia may potentially improve function and quality of life for affected patients.

Dental professionals should be aware of the clinical features, etiology and pathogenesis, treatment, and oral health considerations for this unique pathosis.

In light of expanding globalization and drug resistance, the resurgence of tuberculosis in some regions increases the possibility of infected individuals presenting for dental care—thus the need to recognize the disease’s oral…

Use of silver diamine fluoride and the atraumatic restorative technique can help minimize aerosols during dental procedures.

When the patient-clinician relationship is established and shared decision making is incorporated, patients are well prepared to meet their oral healthcare goals.

The skills and knowledge of this key dental team member are needed today more than ever before.

Proteomics may soon be used to predict, diagnose, and monitor a number of oral and systemic diseases.

Individuals with Down syndrome, or trisomy 21, have specific oral health considerations that clinicians should be prepared to address.

I am currently temping in different offices where I find a variety of mask choices. While, the N95 is top of the line, I am most often provided with a level 3 surgical mask. What is your opinion about wearing a level 3 mask under the face…