Recognizing and managing the various clinical presentations of oral lichen planus Are essential for effective diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing monitoring.

Choosing the most appropriate graft material is key to successful outcomes.

This technique may be able to reverse titanium implant degradation, promote osseointegration, and shorten healing times

Douglas W. Beals, DDS, MS, of Midwestern University College of Dental Medicine in Glendale, Arizona, presents an overview of the utility of cone beam computed tomography in periodontal treatment and dental implant therapy.

This report describes the diagnosis and treatment of chronic multifocal oral candidiasis.

Douglas W. Beals, DDS, MS, and Thomas A. Caspers, DDS, discuss clinical considerations when planning all-on-four restorative treatment.

A discussion of the implications for health and disease — as well as treatment planning and therapy — resulting from point-of-care diabetes screening in dental settings.

Early detection of thyroid nodules is critical in differentiating between malignant and nonmalignant lesions in order to implement appropriate management strategies.

This case report details the radiographic presentation and histologic appearance of intrabony xanthoma, and discusses features that can help distinguish it from more common odontogenic lesions.

This rare complication involving osteotome use in dental implant procedures can be managed with the Epley maneuver.