Remaining up to date on breast cancer treatments and their implications is integral to advising this population on maintaining their oral health.

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With a growing aging population across the United States, oral health professionals are charged with helping this vulnerable population prevent dental disease and improve oral health.

Early detection and treatment are important to effectively manage this common oral condition.

Supporting patient compliance with treatment and addressing oral health implications are key to improving the health of patients with this common disorder.

By understanding the causes of xerostomia, or dry mouth, oral health professionals will be prepared to offer management strategies.

Dental hygienists play an integral role in educating patients about the oral and systemic effects of menopause.

This salivary gland dysfunction presents a multidimensional challenge to oral health professionals who must be well versed in sialorrhea’s causes and progression in order to effectively treatment plan.

The addition of a mouthrinse as an adjunct tool can provide myriad benefits.