Once used mainly for cutting, lasers are now transforming dental care through photobiomodulation.

An integrated healthcare approach shows that reducing cardiovascular risk through lifestyle changes and systemic inflammation management can also improve periodontal health — and vice versa.

As demand for full-arch rehabilitation grows, clinicians must evaluate All-on-4 outcomes for tissue health, prosthetic integrity, and patient satisfaction.

Few topics spark more debate than whether to use a screw- or cement-retained restoration. Both approaches are clinically viable but understanding when and why to choose screw retention can dramatically influence long-term outcomes and patient satisfaction.1 Screw-retained restorations offer several advantages. For patients with a history of peri-implant disease or elevated risk of biological complications, screw retention supports more predictable maintenance. The option to remove the prosthesis allows for direct…