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This Month’s Features
Rethinking the Future of Caries Prevention
As interest grows in biomimetic oral care, emerging evidence compares the long-standing benefits of fluoride with the remineralization potential and safety profile of hydroxyapatite.
Ultrasonic Instrumentation Strategies for Stage II and III Periodontitis
Effective ultrasonic instrumentation in stage II and III periodontitis requires a strategic blend of technique, anatomy awareness, and complementary manual scaling.
A Conservative Solution for Discolored Endodontically Treated Teeth
A review of the literature and clinical case highlight how the walking bleach technique can effectively lighten nonvital teeth and offer a minimally invasive alternative to full-coverage restorations for managing post-endodontic discoloration.
Continuing Education
When Abuse Presents in the Dental Chair
Intimate partner violence often leaves its clearest signs on the head, neck, and mouth, making oral health professionals uniquely positioned to help patients experiencing abuse.
Where Cancer Care Meets the Mouth
Oral complications of cancer therapy demand a team-based approach and dental hygienists are essential to early detection, prevention, and patient-centered care.
Building Inclusive, Affirming Care for LGBTQIA+ Patients
Understanding LGBTQIA+ terminology and identities is a foundational step for dental hygienists to reduce disparities, foster trust, and deliver respectful, patient-centered oral healthcare.
Role of Lasers in Modern Periodontal Therapy
From bacterial reduction to tissue regeneration, lasers may provide a complementary adjunct to traditional treatments.
Departments
Editor’s Note
In October 2025, the World Health Organization (WHO) developed the “WHO Guideline on Environmentally Friendly and Less Invasive Oral Health Care for Preventing and Managing Dental Caries.”1 While the bulk of the document focuses on eliminating mercury by decreasing the use of amalgam, the recommendations heavily emphasize minimally invasive treatment and prevention. These measures are [...]
Ask the Expert
Floss Then Brush or the Other Way Around?
When patients are prescribed fluoride dentifrice, should they floss first, then brush and don’t rinse? Or should they brush first then floss and don’t rinse?
Products and Services
Profisil® Plus redefines fluoride varnish with a rosin-free, clear, patient-friendly formula that supports sensitivity relief, workflow efficiency, and long-term enamel protection.
Bridging the Gap Between Patient Health and Practice Profitability
As economic pressure reshapes dentistry, Wisdom helps practices strengthen periodontal protocols and billing systems to improve outcomes for patients and practices alike.
Newsline + Industry Info
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