LGBTQ people have faced barriers to care. Today, offering culturally competent care is the standard.

While dental amalgam offers many benefits, its negative environmental impact requires a strict disposal process.

Nutrients contained within foods are essential for growth, maintaining tissue health, repairing injured tissue, and providing energy for daily activities. Oral health professionals need to be prepared to identify dietary contributors to…

Over the years, innovations in dentistry have changed the way oral health professionals manage patients.

Remineralization is the natural reparative process that restores mineral ions to the tooth structure.

Almost 70 million Americans experience gastrointestinal conditions, such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), each year. As such, oral health professionals should be familiar with the oral manifestations of these disorders—as well as side…

Dental hygienists report pain in their necks, shoulders, and hands/wrists at higher rates than other oral health professionals, including dentists.

Effective communication is essential in the dental setting for proper patient care and patient compliance.

Dental professionals are well aware of the interconnectedness of oral and overall health. Strategies have been implemented to improve the oral health of children in the United States, but the oral health of the nation’s most vulnerable…

While current guidelines for maintaining implant-supported prosthetics are poorly defined, periodic evaluation by a dental professional is suggested for the preservation of healthy peri-implant tissues.