By recognizing the symptoms of this neuropathic pain disorder, oral health professionals can adapt care to avoid triggering reactions in patients with trigeminal neuralgia.

Dental professionals should be prepared to help patients address the oral signs and symptoms of gastroparesis.

With training and empathy, oral health professionals can provide quality care for adolescent patients with major depressive disorder.

As part of a comprehensive care team, dental providers play an essential role in preventing and treating the oral health complications of X-linked hypophosphatemia.

Because oral diseases can impact pregnancy and fetal development, dental teams can support infant health by promoting maternal oral health.

Various imaging modalities, including cone beam computed tomography, play an important role in the diagnosis and pre- and postsurgical phases of orofacial cleft therapy.

Dental teams well versed in schizophrenia are best positioned to manage the oral health complications of this disorder.