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Category: Medically related problems of the mouth (Oral Medicine)
A number of chronic and recurrent medically related disorders affect the mouth and face (e.g. mouth ulcers, lichen planus). There is a specific speciality of dentistry (Oral Medicine) which is concerned with the management of these problems. Specialists in Oral Medicine are also involved with the diagnosis and management of mouth and facial pain and potentially malignant mouth conditions.
This guidance provides recommendations, advice and information to help dental practitioners manage the routine dental care of patients prescribed anti-resorptive or anti-angiogenic drugs.
The guidance aims to provide clear and practical advice to enable the dental team to manage and treat this patient group. Information and advice covers the assessment of bleeding risk, decision making for treatment planning, newer anticoagulants and anti-platelet drugs as well as the more established medications.
Information for the public about dental abscess from the NHS Inform website.
This guidance provides clear and practical advice for dentists in primary care on how to provide care for patients prescribed […]
This guidance document aims to facilitate the move from a restorative approach to patient care to a preventive and long-term […]
British Society for Oral Medicine
The British Society for Oral Medicine (BSOM) seeks to ‘improve the quality of life of patients who fall within the […]
Guidelines for professionals for the management of patients on oral anticoagulants requiring dental surgery.
Latex allergies in health and social care
Natural rubber latex (NRL) is found in many products used in health and social care. And has been extensively used […]