These time tested instruments are critical to the success of nonsurgical periodontal therapy, and many types are available to help clinicians maximize their use.

Minimize the risk of infection by adhering to evidence based infection control protocols, oral health professionals can reduce the risk of disease transmission in the dental office.

Originally used only during manual debridement, channeling strokes are also helpful in power scaling to increase the efficacy of therapy.

A behind-the-scenes look at fluoride and its role in preventing dental caries among young children.

Successful strategies for addressing eating disorders with patients.

A brief update on important safety considerations when using local anesthesia.

How to avoid common mistakes When taking digital X-rays.

Sealants are an integral part of comprehensive caries prevention and management.

To ensure the safety of both patients and clinicians, dental practices must adhere to occupational safety and health administration standards.

Although polishing is a basic procedure in dental hygiene care, there is new research about its effects on restorations and the efficacy of prophy paste additives.