Clinicians should be well versed in the appropriate methodology, equipment, and drug selection when administering local anesthesia to children.

Improve instrumentation outcomes by using the correct insert/tip for the task at hand.

Dental hygienists play an important role in the diagnosis and management of these lesions.

While a large radiopaque mass of the maxilla could represent a variety of oral health problems, a differential diagnosis is the key to pinpointing the cause.

Purposeful assessment, correct instrument selection, and effective technique are key to maintaining health in the anterior dentition.

Dental hygienists are well positioned to help patients treat and prevent the effects of this common oral health problem.

This component of personal protective equipment is critical to successful infection control protocol in the dental setting.

A recent change in eligibility requirements enables dental hygienists to become certified diabetes educators.

Clinicians need to take preventive action in order to preserve their hand health.

Oral health professionals should be prepared to educate both patients and medical colleagues about the link between a healthy diet and oral health.