A report from the American Dental Association’s Health Policy Institute indicates the supply of dentists in the United States is expected to increase through 2040.

A study published in Nature Medicine demonstrates that saliva may play a role in spreading SARS-CoV-2 throughout the body and from person to person.

Compared to other risk factors, periodontal disease and poor oral hygiene may be more accurate predictors of the severity of COVID-19 symptoms a patient experiences, a new study has found.

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As more people look to straighten their teeth, the use of clear aligners has led to rising interest among patients and practitioners — with the end result that more offices are adding this esthetic therapeutic option.

This overview of Down syndrome, or trisomy 21, will assist oral health professionals when caring for this patient population.

Within a few months of isolating the original COVID-19 virus, several successful vaccines had been developed that were granted emergency use authorization for distribution in the United States.

Seung Kee Choi, DMD, MS, offers a prosthodontist’s perspective on the clinical choice between using screw- or cement-retained implant prostheses.

Readily identifying situations in which short dental implants are appropriate will set realistic clinical expectations and improve long-term surgical and prosthetic outcomes.