...of dry mouth are present. Most notably, the patient has a history of generalized anxiety disorder and major depressive disorder for which she was diagnosed following the death of her...

Dental hygienists must maintain prolonged static postures, often in awkward positions, and make repetitive small motor movements of the fingers and hands. The combination of these biomechanical risk factors can...

...populations. In Minnesota, ADTs can work in traditional dental offices and clinics, or in community settings, such as schools, nursing homes, faith-based organizations, community health centers, federally qualified health centers,...

...least reactive to the individual patient and which dental materials to avoid. In order for the clinician to consider the whole health of the patient, he or she completes an...

...supplement-based complementary and alternative medicine use in pediatric autism spectrum disorder. Nutrients. 2019;11:1783. Alshihri AA, Al-Askar MH, Aldossary MS. Barriers to professional dental care among children with autism spectrum…

...if dental hygienists adhere to them consistently. Lack of time and strenuous nature of the exercises have been noted as reasons for poor compliance. Comparison of Efficacy When compared to...

...are not. Aarabi et al5 examined the relationship between migration background and oral health-related quality of life (OHRQoL), determining that individuals with a migration background have lower OHRQoL compared to...