Olga Torres, RDH, from Clewiston, FL, has been selected as the latest Crest Oral-B Pros in the Profession winner. The program honors registered dental hygienists

The College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls has graduated its first class of dental hygienists. Seven of the 10 hygienists have taken and passed

Dux Dental has introduced Snap-Its single-use bib holders made from recyclable plastic. An increasing number of dental offices are choosing disposable bib holders to avoid

The American Association of Public Health Dentistry (AAPHD) agrees with the conclusions of the recent literature review published by the American Heart Association (AHA) that

A year after the city of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, decided to stop fluoridating its drinking water, the city council still hasn’t decide what to do

Tennessee now allows licensed dental hygienists to practice under the supervision of a registered dentist in authorized public health programs, according to a new law

Philips Sonicare is joining the National Children’s Oral Health Foundation (NCOHF) to sponsor the Tomorrow’s Smiles program to provide oral healthcare for at-risk teens. Throughout

TotalCare has launched a low-alcohol, fragrance-free surface disinfectant/cleaner for hard, nonporous surfaces. TotalCare claims that CaviCide1’s formulation can kill bacteria, viruses, and fungi, such as

The Kansas House of Representatives has passed a bill that would let specially trained dental hygienists place temporary fillings, pull some teeth, and perform other

The essential oils in Listerine Antiseptic penetrate plaque biofilm better than competing mouth rinses that rely on other active ingredients, according to a study presented

Nearly three-quarters of Americans (73.9%) now get their water from municipal systems that use fluoridation, according to the latest data from the U.S. Centers for

An alarming increase in the consumption of sports and energy drinks, especially among adolescents, is causing irreversible damage to teeth, according to a study published