A new California law will equip oral health professionals with specialized training to better serve individuals with developmental disabilities.
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As Halloween fills operatories with chatter about sweets, oral health professionals are reminded that sticky, sour, and hard…
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Next-Gen Dental Implants That “Feel” Like Natural Teeth Show Promise in Early Study
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Could Your Patients’ Oral Microbiome Reveal Their Mental Health?
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Microplastics in the Operatory May Pose a Threat to Patient and Provider Health
A new study reveals dental procedures may contribute to microplastic (MP) contamination in the clinic environment and potentially in patients. From denture soaking to resin grinding, the release of MPs and their toxic effects are raising…
Now Dead, Nevada’s SB 495 Would Have Dismantled Dental Hygiene Standards
In a scathing guest editorial in the Nevada Globe, Scott Finley warns that Nevada’s SB 495 would let untrained assistants perform dental hygienist duties under the guise of innovation. He asserts the bill is backed by corporate interests…
Dynamic Navigation Takes Implant Precision to the Next Level
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Pac-Dent Introduces the New EzAim ComforTab Cushioned Sensor Holders
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The VA’s Decision to Censor Research Raises Alarm Among Healthcare Professionals
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GUM announces 2025 GUM EDHF Award of Distinction
Entries now open for the GUM EDHF Award of Distinction presented by Sunstar, in collaboration with the European Dental Hygienists Federation (EDHF)
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