While not traditionally noted as high risk for dry mouth, young patients are more commonly experiencing medical conditions and medication usage that increase susceptibility for xerostomia.

By better understanding the risk factors and brain changes associated with this disease, clinicians will be well-prepared to provide dental care.

Oral health professionals who understand the common characteristics of these lesions can prevent unnecessary treatment.

A variety of factors influence the ability of this vulnerable patient population to access professional Dental care.

Removable oral prosthesis hygiene and care require approaches that incorporate insight from patients, multidisciplinary healthcare teams, and researchers.

Healthcare professionals play a vital role in the prevention of oral and systemic disease.

This overview of the current research on the use of flavonoids in dentistry will help oral health professionals effectively advise their patients.

Oral health professionals should be able to identify signs and symptoms of use and possible abuse of cannabis and cannabis products.

The use of buffered articaine offers several advantages in dental pain management.

Orofacial myofunctional disorders and chronic oral dysfunction may increase the risk for dental malocclusion and related craniofacial dysmorphology.