Flossing with vaccine-coated thread may someday offer a painless and practical way to immunize people. A recent study shows floss-based delivery triggered a strong immune response in mice, including long-term protection.
The United States Food and Drug Administration is weighing the removal of all ingestible fluoride supplements from the US market, prompting outcry from oral health leaders. A July 23 public meeting will review emerging research, but the ADA…
Dimensions of Dental Hygiene is proud to announce its newest Editorial Advisory Board member: Lindsey M. Lee, RDH, MSDH, LPN, FADHA. She is the director of the University of New Mexico’s Dental Hygiene Program within the School of…
A proposed dental hygiene program at California Baptist University could help fill critical gaps in oral health care across the Inland Empire. With a 24-month curriculum and a mission to serve underserved communities, the program is set to…
New Gallup data reveal a strong link between regular dental visits and overall well-being, from better self-rated health to greater daily energy. Even after accounting for income, those who prioritize oral care tend to live healthier, more…
Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) accelerates tissue healing by delivering a powerful blend of natural growth factors right where they’re needed most. By enhancing every phase of wound repair, from clotting to remodeling, PRF is transforming…
Artificial intelligence is paving a faster path to better dental care by predicting how composite materials will perform in the real world. A joint study by UT Health San Antonio and UTSA is helping clinicians cut through trial-and-error by…
