Current Issue
Treatment and delivery methods for myofunctional therapy
Nicole Cavalea, MS explains how a myofunctional therapist can help to correct abnormal breathing patterns and muscular dysfunction in conjunction with a comprehensive management between multidisciplinary teams.
My Rx for summer
Publisher Lisa Moler writes her prescription for maintaining dentists’ health this summer and into the future.
Pediatric patients may need to use rinses more than adults
Kristin Goodfellow, RDH, writes about the major benefits of rinsing, and newer mouthrinses like OraCare mouthrinse, that have the same ability to kill bacteria, but without the side effects of traditional mouthrinses like chlorhexidine.
Innovations in infant frenectomies
Dr. Lawrence Kotlow says that his Solea laser technology has made frenectomies less stressful, reduces bleeding, and is more efficient than using traditional scalpel methods.
Harmonize™ restorative case study
Dr. Simona Cuevas writes about how Harmonize by Kerr offers restorative dentists the ability to create durable and lifelike restorations.
Embracing innovation
Dr. Marilyn C. Sandor opens our Spring issue by recognizing the power of the spirit of innovation.
Bioactive restorative selection in pediatric dentistry
Dr. Carla Cohn chooses her restorative materials based on excellent long-term results and decay prevention. Read about why she chose Activa™ Kids Bioactive-Restorative and Activa Presto from Pulpdent.
Guide to assessing candidacy for in-office pediatric sedation
Dr. Emily Knipper offers guidance on assessing whether pediatric sedation is appropriate for young patients.