Practitioners should self-identify the presence of joint hypermobility and recognize its potential effect on the musculoskeletal system and the effectiveness of periodontal instrumentation.

Sports and energy drinks are designed to prevent dehydration and replenish energy, but they also contribute to the demineralization of tooth enamel.

Risk assessment, therapeutic and restorative therapies, establishment of a dental home, and interprofessional care are key to mitigating the negative effects of tooth decay.

Oral health professionals are well positioned to provide the extensive preventive and therapeutic care required to maintain the oral health of this patient population.

Clinicians should be knowledgeable about the signs and symptoms of opioid use disorder in order to provide the most appropriate care to these patients.

This detailed table provides information about the latest therapeutic and cosmetic mouthrinses.

Implementing well-fitting loupes into clinical practice can improve both ergonomics and the quality of patient care.

These instruments can increase access to difficult-to-reach areas and may help to improve periodontal therapy outcomes.

Appropriate methods to control biofilm formation and monitor water quality must be implemented to safeguard patients.

The use of digital impressioning and computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing may help improve treatment outcomes.