Oral Health
Active Resources: 18
Charts, Tables & Posters
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7/28/2016
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7/1/2014
Prevention & Testing Guidelines (PEP, PrEP, PWP)
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10/15/2015
Slide Sets
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5/19/2015
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9/21/2012
Toolkits
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4/29/2015
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7/31/2014
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12/1/2013
Videos
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4/1/2015
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7/31/2014
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9/27/2013
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12/12/2012
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12/12/2012
Manuals
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4/30/2014
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12/2/2013
Fact Sheets
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2/28/2014
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1/8/2010
Pocket Guides
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2/1/2013
Archive Resources: 16
Fact Sheets
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10/1/2014 (reviewed: 12/6/2016)
Webinars
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12/13/2011
Pocket Guides
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11/1/2011
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1/1/2007
Self-Study Materials
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12/1/2010
Online Training
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8/1/2009
Curricula
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1/1/2005
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6/1/2002
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6/1/2002
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1/1/2002
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6/1/2000
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6/1/2000
Patient Information
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3/1/2004
Prevention & Testing Guidelines (PEP, PrEP, PWP)
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12/19/2003
Slide Sets
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4/1/2003
OIs & Complications Guidelines
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12/1/2001
Articles: 6
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The Jawbone is Connected to All Bones: Bisphosphonate-related Osteonecrosis of the Jaw (BRONJ)
Bisphosphonates medications (Fosamax, Boniva, Alendronate) are commonly used in the treatment of bone diseases such as osteoporosis, Paget disease, and multiple myeloma, and to limit bone pain and hypercalcemia associated with malignant metastatic bone lesions.
Because of the new...
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New Training Tools for Innovative Approaches to Oral Health Care
Marketing Director and Senior Writer, Impact Marketing + Communications
According to various studies, 58 to 64 percent of people living with HIV (PLWH) do not receive regular dental care, even though oral health is a critical component of total health for all people. In...
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Prevention & Early Detection of Oral Cancer: A Professional Responsibility
According to American Cancer Society, over 30,000 Americans are diagnosed with oral cancer (oral cavity and oropharynx) each year, the majority of whom are men over the age of 60. The mortality rate from oral cancer exceeds that of cervical cancer and results in one person dying from the disease...
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The Perfect Storm: Meth Use and the Disease of Caries
Clinical Instructor Pacific AETC Oral Health Program
As oral health clinicians, many of us are treating large numbers of individuals whose behaviors, past and present, make it challenging to establish and maintain a disease-free oral environment. Nowhere is this more...
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Collaboration is Key: Expanding Knowledge, Reducing HIV
In the ever-changing fight against HIV/AIDS, innovation is key. One of our goals at the Special Projects of National Significance (SPNS) Program is to find out what works best and share that information with others. As we research new projects to serve local communities, we also chart a path...
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Why Screen for HIV in a Dental Setting?
Thirty years into the HIV epidemic, nearly one million Americans are infected with HIV in the United States and it is estimated that one of five of those remain undiagnosed.1 The annual incidence of new infections in the US is about 56,000, the majority of which are thought to be transmitted by...
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HIV and Aging: Dental Care
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