Increased magnification—from loupes to dental microscopes–can boost treatment outcomes, improve diagnostic ability, and mitigate musculoskeletal health risks.

Dimensions of Dental Hygiene speaks with David H. Pashley, DMD, PhD, about the mechanics, diagnosis, and treatment methods for sensitive teeth.

Steps to increase the value of sealants for your patients, from placement to materials. 

Correct grasp, neutral positioning of the upper extremities, and hand, wrist, and forearm relationships are crucial to preventing repetitive strain injuries.

People Watching for June 2004

Marketplace for June 2004

News for June 2004 Letters to the Editor Bravo!Dimensionsis packed full of useful and very valuable editorial. We love the attached card to circle for more information and the details on new products. The article on posture…

Osteoporosis is a serious health risk, especially for women, yet it is highly preventable.

Yesterday, Esther Wilkins, RDH, DMD, and I spoke to an audience of 250 dental hygienists in San Francisco for International Dental Seminars. Esther spent the morning giving a great update on periodontal disease, caries, remineralization…

Off-label use of fluoride varnish as a caries prevention agent adds another valuable tool to the topical fluoride armamentarium.