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The Hidden Sleep Disorder Linked to Oral and Systemic Health
Pediatric obstructive sleep apnea (POSA) occurs in 1% to 6% of children, making it a significant public health concern.1 POSA can be linked to a variety…
Are Handheld Dental X-Ray Devices Convenient or a Hidden Safety Risk?
First introduced in the 1990s, handheld portable X-ray devices are used in a variety of settings, from schools to mobile clinics. While not intended to…
Helping Mothers Get Their Kids on the Path to Good Oral Health From Day One
As dental hygienists well know, good oral health begins before birth, but not all pregnant women understand how to support dental health from the start.…
School-Entry Data Exposes Gaps in Early Oral Care
Early oral health habits don’t just influence childhood, they set the trajectory for lifelong outcomes. Yet new data from a cross-sectional study of 307 6-year-olds…
A New Home for Augusta’s Dental Hygiene Program
Augusta University’s Dental Hygiene Program is entering a new chapter with its official move to the Dental College of Georgia in Augusta, a transition designed…
Could Better Oral Health Boost Athletic Performance?
Oral health may be emerging as an overlooked factor in athletic performance, according to a new review “The Influence of Oral Health on Sports Performance:…