Clinicians need to be prepared to provide safe and effective oral health care services to this population.

Receiving professional dental care during pregnancy is critical to maintaining oral health.

The use of sedation and general anesthesia may make the treatment of children who cannot tolerate dental care possible.

Oral health professionals should be aware of the oral manifestations of this gastrointestinal condition in order to facilitate early diagnosis.

This technology can help clinicians in their efforts to completely remove subgingival calculus.

The effectiveness of fluoride varnish in preventing caries is the focus of this practical review.

Clinicians need to be prudent when recommending X-rays, adhere to strict safety standards, and use proper technique when utilizing radiography in children.

New strategies are needed to ensure vulnerable children receive preventive and routine oral health care services.

Preventing and controlling pain are integral to ensuring successful dental appointments among this patient population.

Early diagnosis, effective treatment, and patient compliance are integral to successfully managing this rapidly advancing disease.