...complex nature of POTS and the individual differences between patients, there is no direct pharmacological approach to treating this disorder.2 Cardiologists recommend patients avoid medications that can predispose them to...

...of a glass ionomer cement (GIC) restoration after SDF application.13 GIC is a self-adhesive product commonly used in dental practice for restorative purposes. It is supplied as a powder-liquid complex...

...appealing caries resources. The ADA also offers various brochures in their patient education catalog. 4. Patient compliance In order to fully benefit from the increased caries protection offered by a...

...increase pulse or blood pressure compared to patients who received lidocaine 2% plain. Vasoconstrictors should be completely avoided in patients with blood pressure above 180/110 mm/Hg; those who have had...

...each substance class. TAPS is designed for use with adults and combines screening and brief assessment of past 90-day problematic use into one tool. TAPS can be self-administered or completed...

...agents of oral diseases. Commercially marketed mouthrinses, available over the counter (OTC) or by prescription, are considered safe to use upon federal review by the United States Food and Drug...

...is often determined by the patient’s age at time of diagnosis.3 Combined treatment of surgery and orthodontics is effective for achieving almost complete permanent dentition and occlusal contact.30 Table 1...

...zygomatic implant complication can be managed by improved oral hygiene and antibiotics. Placing an endosteal implant is easier compared to the complex surgical placement required for zygomatic implants. Additionally, when...

...on such patients clearly show major caries progression in spite of combined fluoride and restorative therapy.3,4 Individuals experiencing significant caries progression will need a combination of therapies and active surveillance...

...and/​or preventing oral diseases, even for patients reporting good oral self-care practices.1 Oral probiotics are available over the counter and include lozenges, chewable tablets, gum, mouthrinse, adhesive gels, drops, and...