AI plays a pivotal role in advancing dental radiology and oral pathology.

With nearly one in three patients affected by dentinal hypersensitivity, clinicians can draw on a growing arsenal of treatments to provide lasting relief.

With a significant peak in use during the COVID-19 pandemic, teledentistry continues to make a difference in the dental setting.

Following are strategies for mitigating the risk and impact of this common ailment faced by oral health professionals.

Help your patients improve their self-care with this simple approach.

With periodontitis affecting nearly half of American adults, understanding how vitamins, minerals, and nutrients influence inflammation and healing can help dental hygienists guide patients toward healthier smiles.

The dental practice is a prudent setting to screen for these common issues faced by many Americans.

Are dental hygienists at increased risk for osteoarthritis? What’s the best way to treat it and keep practicing? Dental hygienists definitely experience work-related risk factors for developing musculoskeletal disorders.1,2 Osteoarthritis…

Oral health professionals are well positioned to support proper diagnosis and symptom management in order to improve quality of life for this patient population.

A variety of nonpharmacological management options are available to help patients quell anxiety and ensure successful dental treatment.