Dental hygienists need to be well versed in the components of the ultrasonic stroke in order to ensure its efficacy.

Intraoral cameras provide myriad benefits for both clinicians and patients.

While caries prevention is an off-label use, silver diamine fluoride holds great promise in reducing the most common chronic disease of childhood.

Many strategies are available to help patients prevent or manage this common complaint.

While the presence of space between teeth is common among children, pathologic tooth migration in adults may be indicative of oral disease.

Treating periodontally involved teeth and maintaining existing dentition are cost-effective approaches to periodontal care among older adults.

Maintaining oral health is paramount for individuals with this blood clotting disorder.

A patient-centered approach will help dental professionals improve both oral and systemic health outcomes for patients with Alzheimer’s disease.

The wide selection of prophy pastes and air polishing powders gives dental hygienists the ability to personalize treatment for every patient.

The use of an implant safety checklist can help reduce the risk of error and improve outcomes.