Oral health professionals are well positioned to support proper diagnosis and symptom management in order to improve quality of life for this patient population.

A variety of nonpharmacological management options are available to help patients quell anxiety and ensure successful dental treatment.

Rising rates of diabetes among children demand that oral health professionals recognize warning signs, support glycemic control, and collaborate closely with families and healthcare providers.

Fluoride-based strategies are essential in preventing and addressing tooth decay, with recommendations tailored to each child’s individual risk assessment.

Emerging evidence highlights the potential of probiotics as a noninvasive adjunct to conventional periodontal treatments with promising benefits for oral and systemic health.

From early diagnosis to streamlined workflows, AI is transforming how oral health professionals diagnose, plan, and deliver patient care.

Incorporating music therapy into dental practices can ease anxiety and improve treatment outcomes for children and adults.

Though rare, young-onset dementia presents unique diagnostic, behavioral, and oral health challenges.

This autoimmune disease presents critical challenges and opportunities for dental providers to aid in early detection and ensure safe, effective care.

Vital components of nutritional counseling can improve periodontal outcomes for patients when compared to instrumentation alone.