A variety of factors, including the patient’s participation, impact the success of this treatment

Patients sometimes present to the dental office with a complaint of sensitive gingiva or oral mucosa. While dentists are aware that this is not a physiological presentation, underlying causes should be investigated. Patients with such a…

Adopting ergonomic principles, utilizing advanced tools, and implementing proper techniques can elevate efficiency, reduce pain, and enhance the overall well-being of dental professionals, leading to improved patient care

For patient at high caries risk, this treatment strategy can provide the optimal level of fluoride

While additional research on this medical issue is needed, dental providers can help patients improve their quality of life

Those receiving head and neck radiation experience a wide range of negative oral health effects

This team member plays an important role in ensuring safety and compliance in the dental setting

This oral bacterium implements strategies to invade the various tissues beyond the periodontium

Dentinal hypersensitivity is a common patient complaint, with a widely fluctuating prevalence rate — ranging from 4% to 57% of the population. The potential causes of such sensitivity are also varied. To support clinicians in helping their…

Orofacial myofunctional disorders and chronic oral dysfunction may increase the likelihood of dental malocclusion and craniofacial dysmorphology