Most oral health professionals don't consider themselves public relations (PR) experts. After all, our role is to prevent and treat disease. Yet our efforts to improve oral health can be seen as a PR opportunity.

You could make a resolution to join 1 million fellow citizens to help determine the future of medicine and oral health care.

Never underestimate the power you have to change the lives and health of your patients.

November is designated by the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as American Diabetes Month.

Over the past few months, it seems there has been a new disaster weekly, if not daily.

Oral health professionals are extremely aware of and conscientious about their own eye protection during procedures, but what about protecting patients’ eyes?

So it’s that time of year again when we enjoy the outdoors and soak up the sun. For me and other melanoma survivors, it’s a time to remember how fortunate we are to have detected and successfully treated our skin cancer.

The Dental Drive campaign enables us to be a part of this global effort, and sounds like a perfect match for dental hygiene.

Who delivers high-level care? It must be the MD, of course. So, who delivers the lowest level of care? Nurses?

Make A Virtual Commitment Real, It’s amazing how much can be done virtually in today’s techno-world.