Clinicians need to take preventive action in order to preserve their hand health.

Oral health professionals should be prepared to educate both patients and medical colleagues about the link between a healthy diet and oral health.

Strategies for ensuring success during power scaling and root planing.

Computer-controlled local anesthesia delivery provides benefits to both patients and clinicians.

Early recognition of these oral health problems may help improve treatment outcomes.

Intraoral cameras can help clinicians improve the oral health literacy of their patients.

In order to prevent decalcification, caries, and gingivitis—common occurrences during appliance therapy—patients must improve their self-care regimens.

By noting the early symptoms of anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, oral health professionals can help patients receive the treatment they need.

Tailoring preventive education to address this population’s needs may help improve both oral and systemic health.