We've got some dentistry updates in today's issue: fluoridation, TMD, and SDF! What could possibly be new about these topics? Scroll down to find out for yourself.—Bethany Montoya, MBA, RDH, Editorial Director
What patients do at night, specifically how effectively they clean their teeth, has a significant impact on their oral health. Plaque left behind can grow overnight and have negative consequences. Dr. Sarah Balaster, DMD, explains why good night care starts with Sonicare and how, together, we can inspire better health outcomes for patients.
April research from JADA is linking teen TMD pain to unmet psychosocial needs, reinforcing the safety and cost-effectiveness of community water fluoridation, and expanding the role of silver diamine fluoride (SDF) in adult caries management.
Dentists can successfully incorporate implant dentistry into their practices by overcoming misconceptions, seeking proper training, and leveraging support systems.
This event is perfect for any RDH wanting to branch out and network with other RDHs about all aspects of our profession. This career enhancement program will accelerate your career goals as you work with motivated dental hygienists, learn from key opinion leaders who have walked in your shoes, and hear how they used their skills to expand their expertise both in and out of the clinic. Register before May 31st!
As ceramic crowns dominate dentistry, Dr. Gordon Christensen explains how evolving materials and digital scanning have transformed ideal crown preparation. Learn which prep characteristics are critical for zirconia and lithium disilicate to reduce crown failure, debonding, and marginal caries.
Autonomous dental hygiene is transforming the profession, giving clinicians greater control while expanding access to care in underserved communities. From mobile practice to teledentistry, new models are reshaping how hygienists deliver preventive, patient-centered care.
Managing gingival inflammation in patients using hormonal IUDs requires a layered, multidisciplinary approach that goes far beyond standard oral hygiene counseling. Here are some tips from Drs. Scott Froum and Stacy Spizuoco.
