Oral health professionals should be well-versed in the mode of transmission, risk factors associated with infection, and treatment modalities.

Spotting the signs of these issues and helping to mitigate their impact on the oral cavity are key to supporting both oral and systemic health.

Incorporating screening questionnaires that assess probability for suicide ideation, capability, and attempt into the medical history form may help ensure at-risk patients receive the help they need.

Remaining up to date on the important role vitamins and minerals play in a functioning immune system as well as how they relate to oral health is part of providing patient-centered care.

Helping patients overcome their apprehension regarding Intraoral imaging may increase compliance with this important diagnostic tool.

The pH of beverages significantly impacts the health of enamel.

Designs for Vision’s Infinity VUE loupes provide the benefits of a customized, ergonomic design.

What do you think about introducing new providers to address access-to-care issues?

The dental prevention coordinator can make a big difference in the oral health of vulnerable populations.

New clinical research has shown that a single 440-mg dose of over-the-counter naproxen sodium (NapS) is as effective, lasts longer, and is better tolerated than a single dose of a commonly prescribed opioid for managing acute post-surgical…