Volume 34, Issue 6

Baby boomer patients have been a fixture in dental operatories in general and specialty dental practices since the late 1950s, and they're getting closer to retirement.

By the time we enter junior high, we've all heard the phrase, "Be careful what you say." Traditional social norms used to set standards on behavior.

In my March column, I highlighted places where one could take university quality courses online for free. The response was much more than expected from such a topic.

You are going crazy, pulling your hair out because of problems in the practice that no one in the office knows how to solve. Engagement is lacking; the doctor, staff, and patients...

The new year brought us an exciting development in the public health arena. In January, the National Governor's Association (NGA) published a report that focused on the utilization...

I have been a hygienist for three years. But I swear, the stress is making me old before my time! I work with a great doctor and co-workers. That's not the problem.

"If I keep doing what I always did, I will get what I always got." This line played over and over in my head this week. I asked myself, how can I link this with the topic of dental...

Over the course of the last five years, the National Center for Dental Hygiene Research and Practice has offered two global research conferences.

Within the last few years, serious journalists at The Wall Street Journal have somewhat mockingly timed the action at football and baseball games.