Oral health professionals should remain up-to-date on COVID-19 to prevent its transmission in the dental practice.

Dental hygienists lead the way in ensuring the health, function, and maintenance of dental implants.

Early detection and treatment are important to effectively manage this common oral condition.

Healing time and pain can be reduced.

Providing nutritional counseling is an important part of dental hygiene care to improve both oral and systemic health.

Personalized education and treatment are critical to effective dental hygiene care.

To provide clinicians with a broad understanding of the novel coronavirus, this issue of Dimensions of Dental Hygiene includes a continuing education (CE) article, sponsored by an unrestricted educational grant from Crosstex, a member of…

In a study of more than 5,000 subjects in Southern England, researchers found a strong association between negative childhood experiences and poor oral health in adulthood.

With the concern about COVID-19, my area recently had something else to be worried about—an outbreak of Legionnaire’s disease. When we return to treating patients, what can I do to prevent this?

Fernando Luis Esteban Florez, DDS, PhD, MS, an assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center College of Dentistry, is performing neutron scattering research to study the effectiveness of new dental restoratives.