Successful procedural outcomes depend on effective pain management — and this is especially true when treating children.

Proper technique and the implementation of strict safety protocols are critical steps during pediatric imaging.

Refining their diagnostic skills and knowledge of anatomy will help clinicians recognize the most common variations in normal radiographs — as well as the most frequently encountered incidental findings.

Understanding the etiology, risk factors and treatment options for drug-related gingival overgrowth.

The 2015 Nobel Prize in chemistry celebrates pioneering research that supports the concept of precision medicine and the delivery of personalized oral health care

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

By understanding the pathogenesis of breath malodor, as well as strategies for its assessment and management, clinicians can effectively address this common condition.

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

Expanding on a global scale, this threat needs to be urgently addressed across all health care fields.

Taking an individualized approach to prevention and therapy can improve outcomes when treating this precursor to peri-implantitis.