Mitigating the risk of post-op sensitivity is a necessary step before initiating treatment.

Identifying patients at high risk for contracting the virus and making referrals for testing and treatment are key to reducing the impact of this serious infection.

This oral habit can cause long-lasting, negative effects on oral and systemic health.

Oral health professionals play an important role in improving compliance with mouthguard use.

Individuals with this common type of dementia can be successfully treated in the traditional dental practice.

A 9300 nm CO2 laser and low energy ablation therapy provide effective palliative care for hairy tongue.

While often underestimated, dental hygienists can make a significant impact on risk assessment for opioid misuse.

The use of both medical and recreational cannabis is growing, putting the onus on dental hygienists to understand how to provide safe and effective care.

Collaboration is key when managing this common oral heath condition.

Oral health professionals should be knowledgeable about this metabolic disorder’s pathophysiology, characteristics, systemic and oral health manifestations, and oral care considerations.