...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...

...the prophy cup of the AntiSplatr™ angle features counter-clockwise internal spiral blades, enhancing paste retention and optimizing polishing effectiveness. The precise design of the cup lip and flare enables greater...

...risk, this may be enough in combination with consuming fluoridated water and limiting fermentable carbohydrate consumption. Over-the-counter fluoride mouthrinse is another helpful addition to the caries-prevention armamentarium. Topical…

...of mouthrinses requires active patient compliance for optimal remineralization and caries prevention.17 Patients at moderate caries risk unable to comply may benefit from more frequent maintenance appointments and professionally…