Diet plays an integral role in promoting oral health.

Incorporating the principles of minimally invasive dentistry into caries risk assessment and restorative treatment can improve patient outcomes.

In order to prevent decalcification, caries, and gingivitis—common occurrences during appliance therapy—patients must improve their self-care regimens.

By noting the early symptoms of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, oral health professionals can help patients receive the treatment they need.

Tailoring preventive education to address this population’s needs may help improve both oral and systemic health.

The sterilization of instruments is integral to the safe and effective provision of dental care.

Assessment and identification of specific risk factors are integral to a comprehensive periodontal examination.

Community health centers play a vital role in improving the health and quality of life of disadvantaged patient populations.

While several types of lasers are available to oral health professionals, the evidence supporting their use in treating periodontal diseases is mixed.

Dental hygienists can support the early diagnosis and effective treatment of this genetic disorder.