One size doesn’t fit all
Masking up for dental patient appointments is a lot more complicated these days. With undetectable COVID-19 germs floating around, there’s no margin
Transitioning to practice
Leaving dental school and venturing into the work world is a big step. Throw in a pandemic, and the shift forward becomes
Allergies can blur diagnosis
Tooth pain or sinus pain? Knowing the difference can be perplexing for both patients and professionals. “Diagnosis is really difficult. There’s
Meds and COVID-19
To get an expert opinion on some trending questions, we consulted Dr. Jayne S. Reuben, pharmacologist and instructional associate professor in biomedical sciences.
Taking time to tour
Dr. Chad P. Gehani, president of the American Dental Association, didn’t want to miss a chance to see Texas A&M College of Dentistry’s new Clinic and Education Building while he was in Dallas on Friday.
A mouthguard for all seasons
We’ve all seen them in, and sometimes out of, the mouths of scores of athletes. Clear varieties are a staple, but it’s
A fitting farewell
Marian Rogers traveled more than 120 miles from Hamilton, Texas, to Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery on Friday, Oct. 18, for one final
Vaping and oral health
Parents aren’t the only ones scrambling to get in front of the sudden popularity of e-cigarettes. Vaping is yet one more factor
