This case illustrates a nonspecific ulcer in an infant with a history of aerodigestive tract trauma, and the process of establishing a differential diagnosis.

Prevention is the key to reducing the burden of tooth decay, and a variety of medicaments are available to support this effort.

A greater knowledge of this disorder will help clinicians successfully provide dental care to this vulnerable population.

While the research is mixed on whether this population is at increased risk for dental caries, dental hygienists are well-positioned to help these patients maintain their oral health.

Risk assessment and management are key to a caries prevention strategy.

Various imaging modalities play an important role in the diagnosis and pre- and post-surgical phases of orofacial cleft therapy.

How effective are antimicrobial mouthrinses in reducing caries prevalence among children assessed as high risk?

Dental hygienists need to be well versed in this popular technique in order to effectively educate and treat patients undergoing treatment for malocclusion.

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

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