Dental teams can use these strategies to encourage medication adherence among patients and avoid possible adverse drug reactions.

Oral health professionals should be familiar with shingles symptoms, the varicella vaccine, and the disease’s oral manifestations.

Oral health professionals should remain up-to-date on the coronavirus, and clinical measures to prevent its transmission in the dental setting.

The following discussion will help providers identify benign white oral mucosal lesions.

With the increasing incidence of measles in the United States, dental professionals should be able to recognize this disease and understand the related oral health considerations.

The entire dental team plays an important role in creating a pro-HPV vaccine practice.

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

Not all innocuous-looking oral mucosal lesions are benign and a histopathological exam is the best tool for establishing a definitive diagnosis.

As part of a multidisciplinary team, dental professionals play a pivotal role in managing oral complications from hematopoietic stem cell transplants.

A review of oral screening and oral cancer risk factors — including the old, the new, and the unusual.