Gingival health is closely related to the esthetics of the smile.

Choosing the right instrument and implementing the appropriate technique to scaling terminal distal surfaces are key.

As dental practices reopen for elective procedures, oral health professionals will need to be prepared to protect themselves and patients from dental aerosols.

Dental hygienists lead the way in ensuring the health, function, and maintenance of dental implants.

Early detection and treatment are important to effectively manage this common oral condition.

The use of lesser known injections can offer myriad benefits—from improving patient comfort to providing longer lasting pain relief.

The safety of clinicians and patients in the dental office rests on adherence to evidence-based infection control standards.

Detecting subgingival calculus deposits is key to ensuring periodontal health.

A new technique aims to obtain the cleanest pits and fissures possible, improving sealant effectiveness.

Oral health professionals can help ensure a lifetime of oral health by educating children and families about the importance of diet during the developmental years.