A well-versed infection control coordinator is integral to making sure a site-specific infection control program is both compliant and effective.

Understanding the anatomy, topography, and calculus type is essential to effective power instrumentation of deep pockets.

Strategies for using the Core Four to help prevent musculoskeletal disorders.

As the popularity of these therapeutic injections increases, oral health professionals should be familiar with their mechanism of action, indications, adverse effects, and evidence for safe and effective use.

Many floss alternatives are available that may help improve compliance and outcomes.

Gloves provide the most important barrier to disease transmission.

The full scope of dental hygiene practice requires a link between the assessment data and the dental hygiene care plan.

Transmucosal drug delivery provides an alternative to traditional enteral, intravenous, or intramuscular routes of medication administration.

Oral health professionals are well-positioned to facilitate obstructive sleep apnea diagnosis and treatment in the dental setting.

Proper training enables oral health professionals to quickly respond to sudden cardiac arrest in dental patients.