Improving the Nonsurgical Treatment of Periodontitis
Modifying risk factors, facilitating decisions about the use of antibiotics, and recommending appropriate oral hygiene measures are the keys to successful treatment.
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Providing Care 
to Patients With Special Needs
As more adults with special needs seek oral health care in the private practice setting, clinicians need to be prepared to offer safe and effective treatment.
Supporting the Success of Instrument Reprocessing
Errors and breaches in instrument reprocessing may be avoided by implementing recommended policies and procedures, regardless of the method of sterilization and disinfection used.
Preventing HPV-Related Cancers Through Immunization
Dental hygienists play an important role in creating a pro-HPV vaccine practice.
The Etiology of Xerostomia
By understanding the causes of xerostomia, or dry mouth, oral health professionals will be prepared to offer management strategies.
Hypersensitivity Management With Fluoride
Fluoride varnish and silver diamine fluoride are both viable treatment options in efforts to relieve the pain of dentinal hypersensitivity, particularly among older adults.
Addressing Childhood Obesity in the Dental Setting
Oral health professionals are in a unique position to provide screening and education based on individual risk factors to manage this public health issue.
Oral Health Implications of Menopause
Dental hygienists play an integral role in educating patients about the oral and systemic effects of menopause.
CE Sponsored by Colgate: An Integrative Approach to Periodontal Health
P4 medicine, which encompasses participation, prediction, prevention, and personalization, offers new avenues to manage the various stages of periodontal diseases.
The Importance of the Intraoral Scanner
As technology advances, dental hygienists need to be well versed on the practical benefits of intraoral scanner use.
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