Applying the principles of motivational interviewing can help guide improvements in patients’ oral health.

The following strategies can help clinicians recognize and manage sleep apnea in the dental setting.

While utilization of these cosmetic enhancements has become more prevalent in dental care, their use is not without risk.

Dental professionals should be prepared to detect and manage the oral manifestations of this class of pharmaceuticals.

The development and implementation of COVID-19 vaccines are essential steps in managing infection rates from SARS-CoV-2 and its variants.

Oral health professionals can play a vital role in ensuring that patients who present with signs or risk factors for these serious conditions receive an appropriate referral.

Medical-dental integration is key in the effort to improve patients’ oral-systemic health.

An examination of work-life areas that may contribute to substance use disorders in the dental profession — and solutions to mitigate their impact.

Early diagnosis and evaluation for genetic health conditions are key to providing comprehensive, patient-centered care for this population.

Cultural competency training will help oral health professionals provide appropriate care and referrals when treating patients who use khat.