The effective use of these infection control tools makes all the difference in ensuring clinician and patient health and safety.

The use of sound radiographic principles and improved technique will help clinicians produce diagnostically useful images.

Dental hygienists need to remain up to date on best practices for denture care so they can effectively educate patients.

New legislation paves the way for improving access to care in this state through the introduction of a new provider model.

This type of periodontitis can be devastating to patients and difficult to treat for clinicians.

Diet, lifestyle, and poor oral hygiene can tilt the scales toward demineralization, but many strategies are available to support remineralization.

Dental hygienists must be prepared to achieve positive outcomes in periodontal maintenance patients.

Technique plays an important role in enhancing patient comfort during periodontal debridement.

The use of cordless handpieces may help dental hygienists mitigate their risk of musculoskeletal disorders.

In-office treatment of this common dental complaint can provide effective relief.