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

Although the evidence supporting their efficacy for periodontics and implantology is mixed, lasers are increasingly being used in these therapies.

Useful for diagnosis and patient education, this advanced imaging technology may also help improve treatment outcomes.

When placing implant restorations, clinicians must choose between cement- or screw-retained techniques.

This patient population presents with special treatment needs arising from cancer therapies.

An increased emphasis on interdisciplinary cooperation between all members of the health care team can improve oral and systemic health outcomes.

Patients with this common condition may present with a variety of oral side effects.

Oral health professionals need to be aware of the symptoms of domestic violence and how to assist victims.

Clinicians can increase long-term clinical success by incorporating the principles of minimally invasive dentistry into caries risk assessment and restorative treatment.

Adopting a patient-centered approach will help dental professionals improve both oral and systemic health outcomes for patients with Alzheimer’s disease.