Implementing strategies to encourage remineralization is key to a successful caries prevention regimen.

Consistent maintenance that includes thorough removal of biofilm, cement, and calculus is critical to supporting long-term implant health.

The use of systemic antibiotics can be a helpful adjunct in the treatment of periodontal diseases.

Dental hygienists are well positioned to note the signs and symptoms of this increasingly common form of mistreatment among older adults.

What the research shows on the prevalence of chronic periodontitis and the efficacy of traditional prevention interventions.

Remaining up-to-date on the root causes and characteristics of cardiac arrhythmia and infective endocarditis helps to ensure the safe provision of dental care.

Oral health professionals should have a basic understanding of glycemic monitoring and management to best serve patients with this common chronic disease.

This informative table provides details about the therapeutic and cosmetic mouthrinses available.

Correct adaptation is key to successfully implementing ultrasonic therapy.

Dental hygienists can help their patients effectively address this common source of discomfort by staying abreast of the latest treatment strategies.