While tipping has become common across many types of services, this practice is not acceptable within dental hygiene.

A federally funded associateship program at the New York University College of Dentistry is helping young patients with special needs receive the dental care they need.

Oregon is funding education to ease the shortage of oral health professionals, but is it the most prudent approach?

Advanced dental therapists play a key role in improving access to care for vulnerable populations.

The American Dental Therapy Association is working diligently to improve access to care and oral health equity.

This endoscopic/periodontal dental hygienist shares her experience of attending the International Symposium on Dental Hygiene.

Remaining up to date about the FDA’s Pregnancy and Lactation Labeling Rule is key to the provision of safe dental treatment.

The dental prevention coordinator can make a big difference in the oral health of vulnerable populations.

The addition of another dental therapy educational program in a rural area stands to make a significant difference in access to care.

By offering further education in dental hygiene, the science 
and practice of the profession will advance.