Ergonomic interventions may help dental hygienists protect their musculoskeletal health.

In this Q&A, Chris H. Miller, PhD, explains the process of dry heat sterilization and why it is an important asset to the infection control protocol in the dental setting.

As the legality of nondental providers offering tooth whitening treatment varies by state, dental hygienists are charged with educating patients so they can make informed decisions when considering this common esthetic treatment.

Dental hygienists need to be well versed in the components of the ultrasonic stroke in order to ensure its efficacy.

Intraoral cameras provide myriad benefits for both clinicians and patients.

While caries prevention is an off-label use, silver diamine fluoride holds great promise in reducing the most common chronic disease of childhood.

Many strategies are available to help patients prevent or manage this common complaint.

Treating periodontally involved teeth and maintaining existing dentition are cost-effective approaches to periodontal care among older adults.

Clinicians need to be well informed about the properties of the products they use for cleaning and disinfecting surfaces.

Dental sealants are a long-proven method for preventing caries, and advances in materials have simplified their application.