Dental practices must treat DUWL management as a measurable infection-prevention and quality-assurance process.

With emerging probiotic strategies, dental hygienists can help protect the oral microbiome and support patients throughout colorectal cancer treatment.

Subgingival air polishing with low-abrasive powders can complement mechanical instrumentation by disrupting challenging biofilm while supporting patient comfort and peri-implant tissue health.

Long used as a medical antiseptic, povidone-iodine is gaining attention for its potential in dental applications.

New research suggests that regular physical activity may help dental hygienists reduce pain, improve function, and extend career longevity.

As these handy devices become more common in dentistry, updated safety protocols and proper technique are critical to minimizing radiation exposure and protecting both clinicians and patients.

Implant breakdown is frequently the result of missed biological principles and inconsistent care.

This calcium and phosphate compound provides a safe and effective alternative to fluoride.

As interest grows in biomimetic oral care, emerging evidence compares the long-standing benefits of fluoride with the remineralization potential and safety profile of hydroxyapatite.