Using medications to treat conditions for other than which they are approved can raise concerns over ineffective treatment, adverse reactions and possible litigation.

The anti-inflammatory, anticariogenic and anticarcinogenic actions of these antioxidants can help fight dental and systemic diseases.

An examination of how regulatory trends in dental anesthesia align with professional guidelines and evidence-based care.

Scott H. Froum, DDS, discusses clinical considerations for using dental implants in anterior cases.

This advanced, computer-assisted technology helps support surgical planning when treating medication-related osteoradionecrosis of the jaw.

A case report of a nonsyndromal adult with multiple supernumerary teeth in all four quadrants, and only three of 10 supernumerary teeth impacted.

Establishing regular professional care at an early age can help address the issue of childhood decay.

Use of Silver Diamine Fluoride for Dental Caries Management in Children and Adolescents, Including Those With Special Health Care Needs

Pretreatment planning, proper assessment and effective communication will ensure optimal treatment for this patient population.

Easily implemented during routine exams, the following assessment techniques can help reveal early signs of this condition in children and adolescents.