What is the mechanism of action for an antiseptic form of essential oil rinses?

What are the signs and symptoms of fluoride toxicity?

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What is the recommended frequency for interproximal cleaning with self-care aids?

An elderly patient presents to your office and states they have reduced taste/smell with clinical signs of atrophic tissue and xerostomia. What could this patient be deficient in?

What is more professional term for “baby bottle caries”?

Are the following statements true or false about the junctional epithelium?

Which stage is considered “acute gingivitis” with clinical changes of redness, bleeding and loss of tissue tone?

Fluoride is the reduced ionic form of fluorine and is naturally occurring. List 2 natural resources of fluoride.

How often does dental plaque biofilm colonize?