Beginning July 1, 2026, California’s decision to limit full-scope Medi-Cal dental benefits for certain adult immigrants will reshape access to care, practice participation, and the balance between short-term savings and long-term system costs.
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Rethinking Anxiety in Dentistry
As burnout and mental health challenges rise across the dental workforce, a new perspective suggests anxiety may be an adaptive…
Evidence-Based Decision-Making in Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy
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RDHAPs Take the Stage at Dimensions’ Discovery EXPO
An expert RDHAP panel will tackle scope clarity, sustainable business models, patient access, and the future of independent dental…
A Medieval Gold Bridge Reveals the Surprising Origins of Cosmetic Dentistry
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How Digital Influence Is Reshaping Esthetic Dentistry
A recent study reveals that social media significantly impacts patients' decisions to pursue esthetic dental treatments, particularly among younger individuals. Oral health professionals should be aware of the growing influence of…
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Mid-facial recession is a frequent complication in anterior implant therapy, with advanced cases observed in up to 64% of immediate placements. Effective treatment demands careful assessment of implant positioning, periodontal health, and…
Respiratory Illness Surges in the United States
With respiratory illnesses sweeping the nation, oral health professionals must remain vigilant. High infection levels in patients seeking care highlight the importance of protective measures and vaccinations to safeguard dental teams and…
Does Birth Month Influence Burning Mouth Syndrome?
A recent study explored the potential connection between birth month and the prevalence of burning mouth syndrome, but findings were inconclusive. While subtle seasonal patterns emerged, researchers urge caution in drawing conclusions,…
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A recent study reveals that tracking inflammation-related proteins in saliva could help oral health professionals and patients monitor periodontal disease progression.
Enhancing Diagnostics and Precision Care With CBCT
Cone-beam computed tomography is transforming periodontal diagnostics by providing highly detailed imaging of bony defects, root morphology, and periodontal-endodontic pathology. This advanced technology not only aids in precise treatment…
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The Struggle for Dental Care in Arkansas Is Real
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New Research Finds That Dentures May Protect Cognitive Health
A groundbreaking study reveals that denture use may slow cognitive decline in older adults with tooth loss. With significant implications for oral and overall health, this research underscores the critical role of prosthodontic…
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