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.

We continue to gain insights into the microbiome and how it works as the human body changes.

Research points to numerous factors involved in tooth decay.

Decades of research have shown that this use of fluoride has been immensely beneficial, safe, and instrumental in decreasing the incidence of caries across the globe.

Drug-resistant pathogens are a growing problem. But according to one study, we may not have to look further than our own spit for a cure.

Michelle Noblet-Vacha, RDH, BS, who has dedicated her career to caring for the most vulnerable patients, is recognized with the prestigious Jefferson Award.

Research conducted by Deborah H. Dowd, RDH, MSDH, provides important clues on how to support the oral health of a highly vulnerable population—older adults residing in assisted living facilities.

COVID-19 took a toll on many aspects of life, not least of which was the mental health of front-line workers in the dental professions.

A new study finds a strong correlation between gingival bleeding and the numbers and types of pathogens found in the oral cavity.