This modality has a variety of indications — from implant planning and placement to periodontal disease management.

While oral health professionals are best prepared to 
provide tooth bleaching, the most appropriate method depends on the individual needs and preferences of the patient.

As the number of patients receiving stents continues to rise, it becomes increasingly important for oral health professionals to possess a deep understanding of coronary heart disease, the role of stents in its management, and related…

Through behavioral techniques and treatment modifications, this population can successfully receive much-needed dental care.

Oral health professionals are poised to address the complex issue of substance use through evidence-based screening tools.

The role of this periodontal pathogen is multifactorial and has specific implications in neurodegenerative conditions.

Comprehensive dental recordkeeping not only enhances patient care but also plays a pivotal role in forensic odontology, aiding in the identification of deceased individuals and supporting medicolegal investigations.

This technique is gaining popularity due to the palate-free approach, the materials’ unlimited availability, and its ability to treat larger areas.

The proper selection and administration of local anesthetic agents are key to safely addressing patients’ pain management needs.

Discover the multifaceted landscape of childhood dental caries, its causes, risk factors, and the crucial role of interprofessional collaboration in preventing and managing this prevalent condition among young children.