Oral health professionals must keep up-to-date on effective strategies to prevent and manage root caries in older adults.

Educating parents/caregivers about the benefits and limitations of sealants is an important part of supporting children’s oral health.

Adhering to regulations and choosing the appropriate product are key to reducing the risk of cross-contamination.

This advanced imaging technology may help improve treatment outcomes, as well as support patient education.

Rebecca Wilder, RDH, MS, discusses the importance of antimicrobial toothpastes in the fight against plaque and gingivitis.

Adjunctive technologies can help oral health professionals detect caries lesions in their earliest stages.

The use of alternative fulcrums enables dental hygienists to apply the multidirectional strokes necessary to remove deposits from deep periodontal pockets.

Differences in the way chronic craniofacial-oral-dental pain presents in men and women may affect diagnosis, management, and treatment.

Research supports a variety of techniques to treat this common malady.

An individually designed program provided by a physical therapist can help oral health professionals improve strength, flexibility, endurance, and patterns of posture and movement.