With the completion of the human genome project in 2003 and the decreased cost of DNA sequencing, DNA testing is becoming available and affordable to everyone. More than 1,800 genes associated with disease have been discovered.

The mechanical removal of deposits—from plaque biofilm to calculus —is key to effectively caring for patients with different oral health statuses, including those with a healthy periodontium, gingival inflammation, or impaired junctional…

Demineralization occurs when mineral ions are compromised and removed from dental enamel. The process progresses due to low pH in the saliva and when the oral environment is deprived of minerals in relation to the tooth’s overall mineral…

The Patterson Foundation recently announced $94,530 in Q3 Grant Funding to 12 nonprofit organizations in the oral and animal health fields.

Good oral health impacts various aspects of overall health in older adults, including psychological well-being.

Researchers at the University of Washington School of Dentistry are seeking new ways to improve the ways dentist measure pediatric patients' pain under a 5-year National Institutes of Health grant.

Choosing the right sealant material depends on a variety of factors, including patient needs. Dental sealants were developed in the 1960s by Michael Buonocore, DDS, and dental scientists at the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester, New York.

Human trafficking is a rampant global health problem affecting a growing number of children and adults.

Here are some changes coming to social media platforms that may affect your social media strategy.

Oral health professionals can participate in the annual Give Kids A Smile (GKAS) Program on February 7.