A calendar of continuing education seminars on clinical topics ...

The annual award honors eight dental hygienists who push the boundaries for excellence in preventive dentistry.

Ann Marie DePalma, a columnist with RDH magazine, profiles the annual CareerFusion conference in Florida.

Dr. Lorne Lavine says the marketing hub of most dental offices should be centered around the practice Web site. Here’s some basic concepts about attracting new patients through your practice’s site.

The block allows technicians to organize and arrange rotary instruments easier.

Barry F. Levin and Philip M. Bogart discuss “best practices” that should be considered in connection with the creation, maintenance, and destruction of patient records.

In the coming months, consistent profits will depend more on your existing patients than on a constant flow of new patients, says Yaman Roumani, MBA.

One major association people have with pain in the dental office is the fear of injections. The use of an instrument like VibraJect allows the dentist to consistently give more comfortable injections.

DE managing editor Kevin Henry gives you a video tour of this office in southern Maine, and the dentist, practice manager, and architect explain why they're happy with the refurbished practice.

With New Orleans winning Super Bowl XLIV (44, for you non-Romans) on Sunday, we revisit an article from November discussing mouthguards.

Dr. Gregory Sawyer describes the benefits general practitioners receive from placing mini dental implants — from the impact they have on the business of general practice to the profound difference this service makes in the lives of patients.

DentistryIQ recently had the privilege of interviewing Dr. Yiping Han, a researcher from the Department of Periodontics at Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine, who reported the first documented link between a mother with pregnancy-associated gingivitis and the death of her fetus.

Stretchsit cushion supports the back in sitting environments and helps allay spinal pressure to give improved posture support.

A smaller form factor helps provide maximum patient comfort.

DE managing editor Kevin Henry recently had the chance to tour the expansion of the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine with the project’s lead architect, Robert H. Quigley, AIA.