How oral health relates to diabetes and heart disease, and what to keep in mind when treating patients with underlying conditions.
Latex glove allergy at the dentist: what should you tell the dental team?Rubber gloves can cause an allergic reaction in some people. Telling the dentist beforehand is the simplest and safest step.
How should people with Sjogren's syndrome care for their teeth when the mouth and eyes are dry?People with Sjogren's syndrome often have a long lasting dry mouth, which makes teeth more prone to decay and the mouth more likely to feel sore...
What should people with epilepsy know about oral care and dental visits?Epilepsy and the medicines that control seizures can affect the gums and teeth. Knowing how to prepare makes a dental visit safer and more...
How should people with chronic lung disease or COPD care for their mouth to lower the risk of pneumonia?Bacteria in the mouth can be inhaled into the lungs and cause harm in people with chronic lung disease. Keeping the mouth clean is a small step that...
What should people with heart valve disease know before a dental visit or extraction?People with heart valve disease are often worried about having a tooth out or a scale and polish. Knowing how to prepare makes dental care safer.
How does thyroid disease affect oral health, and what should people with an overactive or underactive thyroid know?A thyroid that is overactive or underactive can affect the gums, teeth and how the body responds to treatment. Telling the dentist about the...
Are dental X-rays safe during pregnancy, and when are they really needed?Many expectant mothers worry when the dentist suggests an X-ray. Understanding the radiation dose and how you are shielded helps you feel more at...
Does morning sickness with heavy vomiting wear teeth, and how should I care for them?Heavy vomiting in pregnancy leaves mothers tired, and few think of the effect on the teeth. Stomach acid can wear enamel if it is not handled...
Should I have my wisdom teeth and decay checked and treated before getting pregnant?Many women preparing for a baby think only of tests and vitamins and forget the dentist. If toothache starts only once you are pregnant, the choices...
Can people with diabetes have dental implants, and what conditions apply?Diabetes does not automatically rule out dental implants. What matters is whether blood sugar is well controlled and stable.
What should people with kidney failure or on dialysis know before dental treatment?People with chronic kidney disease, especially those on dialysis, need more careful preparation for dental treatment. Coordination between the...
Can people with hepatitis B have teeth removed or scaled, and what should they tell the dentist?Hepatitis B is not a reason to skip dental care. You can still be treated, as long as you tell the dentist your condition so liver function and...
What should people with asthma know before a dental visit, and how should they prepare?Asthma does not stop you from seeing a dentist or having treatment. With good preparation and by telling the dentist clearly about your condition...
Should I see a dentist before radiotherapy or chemotherapy, and how should I care for my teeth?Head and neck radiotherapy or chemotherapy can dry the mouth, cause sores and make teeth more fragile. Treating dental problems beforehand helps...
Can a breastfeeding mother have a tooth removed or filled and what should she know?Many nursing mothers have a toothache but put off the dentist for fear of affecting the baby. This article explains what mothers need to know about...
Can you have a tooth removed while taking blood thinners and what should you watch for?Many older adults take blood thinners for years and worry that a tooth extraction will bleed too much. This article explains how to prepare before...
What should people with heart disease who have a stent know before a dental visit?Many people with a heart stent hesitate to have a tooth removed or filled. In practice you can still have dental treatment, as long as you tell the...
What is gum inflammation in pregnancy, why does it bleed and how should expectant mothers care for it?Many expectant mothers notice red, bleeding gums when brushing, even if they never had a problem before. It is quite common and there are safe ways...
Are swollen gums, dry mouth and sensitive teeth during menopause caused by hormonal change?Menopause does not only bring hot flushes or poor sleep, it can also affect the mouth. This article helps women understand the link and protect their...
Does acid reflux wear down teeth, and how should you care for them?People with acid reflux usually notice heartburn first, and few think their teeth are affected too. This article explains why acid erodes teeth and...
What should people with high blood pressure know before dental visits and treatment?Many people with high blood pressure avoid the dentist for fear of raising it further. In fact, you can be examined and treated safely if you prepare...
What should people with diabetes know when wearing removable dentures?People with diabetes often have a dry mouth, gums that inflame easily and wounds that heal slowly. Wearing dentures therefore needs extra care to...
Can pregnant women have a tooth pulled or filled?Pregnancy makes gums swell and bleed more easily and teeth more prone to problems. Expectant mothers can still be examined and treated when needed...
Can you have a tooth out while on osteoporosis treatment?This is information many older patients do not think to mention when attending for an extraction, yet it can change how the dentist plans the whole...
Dry Mouth from Blood Pressure Medication: Why It Happens and What HelpsPeople who have taken blood pressure medication for years often mention a dry, burning mouth, food tasting flat, and a tongue that sticks on waking...
Tooth extraction with heart disease or diabetes: what to considerMany older patients avoid extractions for fear their blood pressure will spike or their blood sugar will climb. With the right preparation, an...
Diabetes and periodontitis: the two-way relationship worth knowing aboutMany people living with diabetes for years never suspect that their bleeding gums and loosening teeth are connected to their blood sugar. In truth...
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