Clinical approaches to uprighting malpositioned permanent molars.

Understanding biofilm-associated diseases is key to successful prevention, diagnosis and treatment.

Early diagnosis of these morphological variations may help improve esthetic and functional treatment outcomes.

A variety of strategies can be employed to successfully treat this patient population.

Determining the cause of these lesions is essential to successful treatment and esthetic improvement.

Helping patients with breast cancer maintain optimal oral health is a key component in the overall continuum of care.

Dental team members must demonstrate an understanding of glycemic monitoring and management to best serve patients with this common chronic disease.

Due to the multifactorial nature of periodontal disease, identifying, assessing and managing risk factors are integral to successful therapy.

While three-dimensional imaging is a helpful diagnostic aid, like any form of radiography, it must be used judiciously.

While various laser technologies are available to oral health professionals, the evidence supporting their use in treating periodontal disease is mixed.