Jenny Zamora-Garcia, RDH, was recently honored with Flagstaff’s “Citizen of the Year” Award for her work in dental public health.

More than 6 million Americans, mostly over the age of 64, have Alzheimer disease, the most common form of dementia.

Mounting evidence shows that vitamin D is much more valuable than previously realized.

In spite of personal hardships, Karen Tyree, RDH, BSDH, continues to advance the professions of dental assisting and dental hygiene in her home state of Alabama.

The WHO’s first-ever Global Oral Health Status Report paints a comprehensive picture of how oral disease impacts 194 countries, providing valuable statistical insights for decision-makers.

It’s not just adults who can develop bad breath. Children also can offend.

Oral health professionals are familiar with the challenges posed by biofilm formation on dentition in the form of plaque. However, it can also spell disaster for dental implants and other kinds of medical devices.

Misty Davis, RDH, BS, is making dental therapy a reality in the state of Michigan.

New research into the early effects of fluoride on the human body sheds light on an issue that continues to generate controversy.

Jenell Robins, BSDH, RDH, holds a unique role as an oral health educator at Texas Children’s Hospital.