This overview of molar incisor hypomineralization explores the clinical presentation and treatment of this developmental defect.

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

Early diagnosis and evaluation for genetic health conditions are key to providing comprehensive, patient-centered care.

Evidence-based guidelines are integral to providing safe and effective recommendations for fluoride use to prevent dental caries.

While treating periodontally involved furcations is fraught with challenges, several approaches are available to achieve the best possible patient outcomes.

The implications of occlusal trauma should be part of a comprehensive periodontal examination.

Proper sterilization monitoring processes include a combination of mechanical, chemical, and biological indicators.

High-quality instrumentation in addition to good self-care, appropriate re-evaluations, and additional treatment are key components of a successful periodontal treatment regimen.

Educating patients on protective oral measures can help this patient population maintain their oral health and reduce the negative effects of cancer therapy.

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