With training, documentation, and compliance, dental practices can smoothly adapt to the new requirements while remaining focused on the health and safety of both patients and clinicians.
Recent research raises questions about the effectiveness and potential risks of community water fluoridation, prompting renewed discussion on its role in public health.
As workforce shortages continue to hinder access to care, the dental hygiene profession must choose between two distinct interstate compacts — each with far-reaching implications for mobility, safety, and standards.
From enhancing remineralization to inhibiting bacterial metabolism, fluoride remains an essential tool for clinicians tackling dental caries across all risk levels.