Dental hygiene education has changed dramatically since the first class of dental hygienists graduated in 1914.

Advancements in technology have greatly impacted the provision of dental hygiene services for both patients and clinicians.

The profession has a rich and inspiring history, as well as unlimited potential for growth.

Individualized care provided with patience, compassion, and empathy is necessary to safely and effectively treat this patient population.

Dental hygienists can help patients with chronic anxiety and depression improve their oral health and reduce the risk of serious dental disease.

What the updated American Dental Association recommendations say about patient selection in dental radiography.

Orthodontics can be used to address problems associated with tipped and ectopically positioned permanent molars.

How the digital armamentarium is helping dental professionals inform and motivate their patients.

To effectively manage dentinal hypersensitivity, the causative factors must first be identified.

A variety of interventions is available to help clinicians reduce the risk of injury and practice more efficiently.