Fluoride therapy, in addition to adjunctive over-the-counter remedies, can help patients with xerostomia relieve the dry mouth symptoms and reduce their risk of decay.
Though this genetic disorder is relatively rare, the first manifestations often appear in the oral cavity, so dental professionals need to be prepared to recognize them.
Biomarker Changes Predict Dementia What if the biomarkers of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) could be diagnosed years before the symptoms that negatively impact quality of life begin to emerge? Scientists now believe this may be possible,…
Calcium Phosphate Coating Improves Implant Outcomes Osseointegration is a process by which dental implant abutments fuse to the jawbone, creating the foundation for successful long term outcomes. While the majority of implant cases succeed,…
