These clinical strategies will help reveal pathology in its early or advanced stages.

More closely associated with periodontal procedures, this imaging modality holds promise for surgical root canal therapy.

Although their etiology appears multifactorial, documenting these lesions’ signs and symptoms can help clinicians determine appropriate therapy.

Timothy A. Hess, DDS, MAGD, discusses clinical considerations when developing treatment plans for appliance-based restorative care.

Now is the time to ramp up efforts to increase access to care for this patient population.

Now is the time to prepare for a major transformation in clinical approaches to personalized care.

Adopting new charting, imaging, scanning, and in-office design and milling technologies can streamline office workflow and help improve care.

Clinicians must understand the physical and esthetic properties of these materials in order to provide appropriate treatment recommendations.

Oral health professionals should consider the following regimens, including nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, for treating postoperative discomfort.

Recommending fluoride mouthrinse can help reduce the incidence of lesions in pediatric populations.