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How Alzheimer's Medications Impact Oral Health
Our chief science officer, Barbara Madej, RPH, shares an important reminder: medications used to treat Alzheimer’s disease don’t just affect the brain—they can significantly impact oral health, too. From dry mouth and bruxism to taste changes and excessive salivation, understanding these drug-induced oral risks is essential for providing safer, more compassionate care.

Barbara Madej, RPh
Apr 141 min read
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Thrush Be Gone
Oral thrush isn’t just about poor hygiene—it could be brewing in your patient’s medication list. In this article, our CEO, Dr. Lisa Chan, explores how antibiotics, inhaled steroids, and other common prescriptions can tip the balance of the oral microbiome, leading to fungal overgrowth.

Lisa Chan, DDS
Apr 11 min read
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Niacin and Dentistry: When a Simple Vitamin Becomes a Clinical Concern
Our CEO, Dr. Lisa Chan, shares a surprising insight: niacin isn’t just a harmless vitamin. Often overlooked in dentistry, this common supplement carries risks ranging from flushing and liver toxicity to drug interactions and delayed healing. Understanding niacin’s full impact can help dental professionals better anticipate complications and tailor care.

Lisa Chan, DDS
Mar 301 min read
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