Calculus location, instrument selection, and indications for use are considerations for removal of these tenacious deposits.

Although treatment of this patient population can be difficult, oral health professionals who provide high-quality care and collaborate interprofessionally with the multidisciplinary oncology team will have the most successful outcomes.

Older adults with many medical conditions can take advantage of recent advances in oral healthcare, including implant therapy.

Choosing the best instrument for the task at hand requires knowledge of the available armamentarium.

Oral health professionals need to educate their patients about the effects of menopause on oral health.

Individuals with head and neck cancer are at high risk of negative oral health effects related to recommended treatment, which frequently includes radiation.

This natural approach can help patients achieve oral homeostasis and maintain a balanced salivary pH.

Novel minimally invasive dental implant restorative techniques offer increased patient treatment acceptance and shortened recovery time.

How do you classify a patient who has returned to a practice after 3 years?

This oral bacterium implements strategies to invade the various tissues beyond the periodontium.