Oral health professionals are extremely aware of and conscientious about their own eye protection during procedures, but what about protecting patients’ eyes?

Interdental cleaning is a necessary part of maintaining oral health, and this table provides myriad details about available nonfloss interdental cleaners to help clinicians make appropriate patient recommendations.

Oral health professionals need to develop a prevention plan to reduce their risk of musculoskeletal disorders.

The complex root anatomy of these teeth poses a distinct challenge during hand instrumentation.

This literature review investigates the evidence surrounding the association between periodontal disease and preterm births and low birth weight.

Oral health professionals who understand the interrelationship of the inflammatory burden shared by these two chronic diseases will be best prepared to provide customized treatment.

The following strategies can help oral health professionals implement new technologies into daily clinical practice.

Genetic testing may provide oral health professionals with a new avenue to customize patient care and improve preventive treatments and outcomes.

Self Care

This comprehensive guide lists the products used most by dental hygienists with the companies that make each product listed under the category.