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An overview of the epidemic and what dental professionals can do to manage the risks and recognize the signs of illness.

In mid-June, the Senate Appropriations Committee recommended 2017 funding for S. 3040 (Blunt, R-MO), the Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2017.

Concerned that out-of-pocket costs are preventing patients from seeking care, dental advocates are urging the U.S. House Ways and Means Health Subcommittee to increase the annual Flexible Spending Account cap.

In a move advocated by organized dentistry, the U.S Food and Drug Administration has approved a rule extending its authority to e-cigarettes, along with all tobacco products, including cigars and hookah and pipe tobacco.

A simple, two-stage injection technique can reduce pain and ease fear of local injections.

Authors who reviewed more than 10 years’ worth of reports have concluded that transmission of blood-borne pathogens is rare in dental settings — but not rare enough.

Consider these risks and benefits before deciding whether a radiographic examination is appropriate for an expectant mother.

New research into regenerative technologies may revolutionize clinicians’ approach to endodontic therapy.

The science and practice of dentistry are evolving at a record pace, and it has become extraordinarily difficult to keep up with all of the changes.