Due to their clinical proximity to areas often subject to skin lesions, oral health professionals have an opportunity to identify malignant growths and refer accordingly.

An update on the implications of this common practice for oral health care

An effective approach to prevention and cessation counseling will help address the growing prevalence of tobacco use among young people.

An overview of oral side effects of commonly used drugs, and recommendations for prevention and management of these symptoms.

Implementing telehealth practices can enhance oral health care delivery and improve access to care.

Respecting diversity requires open communication with patients, and understanding their perception of health and disease, as influenced by traditional beliefs.

Given the ease and availability of rapid screening methods, oral health professionals are uniquely positioned to identify the early stages of infection.

The following strategies will help clinicians identify and treat this clinically diverse patient population.

While uncommon, dental providers need to be able to diagnose and treat this potentially fatal complication.

An overview of the background and pharmacology of homeopathic remedies, and their clinical use in oral health care.