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Oral health professionals need to pay close attention to ergonomics to prevent musculoskeletal disorders and ensure quality of life.

The use of 1% chlorhexidine in 1% thymol varnish may help elderly patients with poor oral hygiene decrease their risk of decay.

Fluoride provides a cost-effective and safe strategy to prevent decay across diverse patient populations.

Whether age or digital exposure is affecting a clinician’s vision, strategies are available to improve eyesight.

The proper management of dental unit waterlines is key to safe patient care.

Caries management by risk assessment is key to reducing the prevalence of this ubiquitous—and preventable—oral disease.

Clinicians must be able to gain access and remove all deposits from the base of the pocket in order to control disease and prevent probing depths from increasing.

With the use of amalgam restorative materials declining, oral health professionals need to remain up-to-date on the alternatives so they can best advise their patients.

Advances in technology may help oral health professionals improve their ergonomic posture and decrease occupational injuries.

Professionally applied topical fluorides are key to personalized caries prevention treatment planning.