Is digital radiography right for your practice?

Using a problem solving technique to address musculoskeletal disorder signs and symptoms can help dental hygienists maintain optimal health, quality of life, and career satisfaction.

Dimensions of Dental Hygiene talks with Terri Tillis, RDH, MS, MA, about the etiology and in-office treatment of dentin hypersensitivity.

Using the correct grasp affects not only the efficacy of instrumentation but also the health of clinicians.

In this second installment of a continuing series on anesthesia, Stanley F. Malamed, DDS, discusses the importance of vasoconstrictors in your anesthesia arsenal.

The basic skills necessary to evaluate whether information is truly evidence based.

With the growing risk of exposure to emerging and re-emerging diseases, the dental practice must maintain strict infection control protocols, including protection against airborne transmission.

Editor In Chief of Dimensions of Dental Hygiene, Anna M. Pattison, RDH, MS, discusses advancements in instrumentation.

Sealants are an important part of preventive care and dental hygienists must be comfortable with their recommendation and placement.

In providing optimal care, soft tissue, bone, and implant restorative components must be routinely evaluated.