An examination of the use of this technique in nonsurgical periodontal therapy.

An exploration of peri-implant disease and therapies designed to help ensure successful implant outcomes.

By determining the etiology of the lesion and initiating appropriate treatment, oral health professionals can reverse the disease process and prevent boneloss.

As the use of minimal and 
moderate sedation in dental practice has grown, new models, methodologies and guidelines have emerged.

Successful periodontal treatment depends on a clinician’s ability to identify, monitor and manage complex risk factors.

Although the evidence supporting their efficacy for periodontics and implantology is mixed, lasers are increasingly being used in these therapies.

Useful for diagnosis and patient education, this advanced imaging technology may also help improve treatment outcomes.

This patient population presents with special treatment needs arising from cancer therapies.

An increased risk for oral pathologies in this population means that clinicians must take a proactive approach to help these patients maintain optimum oral health.

Refining their diagnostic skills and knowledge of anatomy will help clinicians recognize the most common variations in normal radiographs — as well as the most frequently encountered incidental findings.