Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) enhances osseointegration by stimulating bone growth and improving implant stability. It also accelerates soft tissue healing, leading to better gingival health and long-term implant success.

In addition to top notch speakers covering the most important topics in dental hygiene, we have added a Legislative Update to keep you up to date on the most significant factors impacting the profession.

Augusta University’s Dental Hygiene Program has officially joined the Dental College of Georgia, uniting dental and dental hygiene education under one roof. The move strengthens interdisciplinary training, mirrors real-world practice, and…

What began in the age of sail with ship surgeons performing all medical and dental care aboard Naval ships has evolved into a corps of more than 1,400 dentists serving in 17 specialties. The Navy Dental Corps’ story is one of grit,…

A routine orthodontic visit turned into a surprising diagnostic discovery when an X-ray revealed a piece of metal lodged in a 13-year-old’s sinus. The culprit? A self-attempted nose piercing gone wrong.

A new study reveals that the glow from tooth whitening isn’t just about the shade, it’s about the person behind the smile. Results show that while whitening can boost self-confidence in the short term, personality traits such as…

Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is revolutionizing root canal and surgical endodontic treatments by enhancing healing, supporting tissue regeneration, and improving clinical outcomes. From regenerative pulp therapy to accelerated recovery after…

Frank Catalanotto, DMD, founder and president of Floridians for Dental Access, will share his expertise surrounding improving access to care and dental therapy with the journal.

Plymouth Meeting, PA, August 11, 2025 – Premier Dental® proudly introduces UniClean™, an innovative cleaning solution designed to remove salivary contamination from the intaglio surface after try-in — a vital step to ensure strong,…

The American Dental Association released a 3-page summary of the effects of this legislation on the practice of dentistry.