Oral Care

The patent-pending system is formulated to improve postsurgical recovery and optimize oral health.

The results of the study were presented at The International Liver Congress in Amsterdam.

Why teeth matter to health more than your patients might think.

Reminding your patients how much they truly benefit from a visit is important.

Hygienists weigh in on rinse use-and what you should tell your patients.

Nutrition is essential when it comes to promoting good oral health for your patients. 

Preventing infection in your mouth is key to maintaining your overall health.

Researchers in India have determined that dentures that fit improperly can be a risk factor for developing oral cancer.

Dentists are the front line of defense when it comes to detecting oral cancer.

Dentists and hygienists are playing a crucial role in early detection of oral cancer, and for good reason. About 49,670 people will be diagnosed with oral cavity or oropharyngeal cancer this year alone, according to the American Cancer Society, and an estimated 9,700 people will die of these cancers.

The TheraBreath for Kids Organic Grape Oral Rinse is said to be made from healthy ingredients.

Understanding a patient’s health history can help you provide the best care possible.

From 1 to 50, we looked at each state to see how it really stacks up for dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants and dental front office team members.

The journal will contain previously unpublished scholarly articles on clinical practice and education.

A new study on oral health of the Hadza, the last hunter-gatherers in Africa, challenges long-held conventional wisdom about diet and oral health.

One practitioner explains how Hu-Friedy’s EverEdge 2.0 Gracey Curettes work hard and stay sharp.

The toothbrush reportedly eliminates 99.9 percent of bacteria that builds up on bristles in six hours.

Being the bearer of bad news can be an unpleasant yet necessary part of the job.

Poor oral health, gum disease and endentulism have all been linked by researchers to life-threatening conditions.

A new study from the University of Bristol claims to have found the mechanism by which a certain oral bacterium clings to heart tissues.

A new study from Université Laval takes a look at the effects of e-cigarettes on gingival epithelial cells.

Contemporary Product Solutions presents its review on this new toothpaste flavor.

A look at the state rankings for the best and worst dental health.

Researchers at Johns Hopkins may have found one of the root causes of RA.

Dental cleanings do more than just keep teeth and gums healthy, they can even prevent deadly diseases.

A look at how and why sugar-free chewing gum can be good for your oral health.

What resolutions did you make in this New Year? Make sure that you include your patients' health in your to-do list!

We take a look at some of the most interesting and engaging dental studies and discoveries from 2016.