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.

Falls pose a significant risk for older adults, particularly in dental settings where medication side effects and mobility challenges intersect. In this article, we examine how dental professionals can use tools like the Beers Criteria to identify high-risk medications, implement mobility precautions, and ensure patient safety. Together, these strategies help prevent falls, reduce injuries, and protect the well-being of elderly patients during dental visits.

There's a new product for emergency situations to replace the epipen: neffy epinephrine nasal spray. Here are some solid reasons for adding it to your emergency kit.

No dentist wants to prescribe incorrectly for their patients. Knowing patients' medications and communicating with their physicians will make treatment go much more smoothly. In this article, I interview my husband, Dr. Michael Flagg, a seasoned hospitalist, to uncover the key things he believes dental providers should know from the medical side. 

What do pharmacists wish dentists knew about medications? In this interview, Aubrey sits down with Barb, our CSO and chief pharmacist, to explore essential prescribing insights for dental professionals.