Authors who reviewed more than 10 years’ worth of reports have concluded that transmission of blood-borne pathogens is rare in dental settings — but not rare enough.

Consider these risks and benefits before deciding whether a radiographic examination is appropriate for an expectant mother.

New research into regenerative technologies may revolutionize clinicians’ approach to endodontic therapy.

The science and practice of dentistry are evolving at a record pace, and it has become extraordinarily difficult to keep up with all of the changes.

Although its full potential for oral health care delivery is unknown, this additive method of fabrication has indications for treatment planning, orthodontics, oral surgery, restorative dentistry and other therapies.

An examination of what we know — and don’t know — about this distinct, yet rare, variant of oral leukoplakia.

By determining the etiology of the lesion and initiating appropriate treatment, oral health professionals can reverse the disease process and prevent boneloss.

Clinicians who offer whitening services will benefit from a deeper understanding of the chemistry behind professionally supervised and over-the-counter bleaching therapies.

Dental teams should be trained and adequately equipped to provide an immediate and coordinated emergency response for patients experiencing chest pain or cardiac arrest.

Here’s what the evidence says about the potential oral health benefits of commonly used sugar alcohols.