The following vaccination strategies will help prevent disease transmission in the dental workplace.

An overview of the background and pharmacology of homeopathic remedies, and their clinical use in oral health care.

Dentists and dental hygienists should look for the subtle signs of victimization so they can offer appropriate treatment, resources and referrals.

This common viral infection can contribute to many forms of cancer, which underscores the need for dental professionals to educate patients about the risks.

An exploration of novel clinical applications for dense polytetrafluorethylene barriers.

Implementing proactive management strategies can help reduce the prevalence of this ubiquitous — and preventable — disease.

Choosing appropriate materials and using proper technique will help ensure successful outcomes in direct restoration procedures.

This easily implemented strategy will assist oral health professionals in identifying patients who are at risk for inflammatory-driven conditions.

Given the number of patients presenting with these maladies, understanding key differences in immune response will help guide appropriate oral care.

These classification and management strategies can help patients experiencing this common clinical condition.