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• W2094809314 abstract "Recent months have seen a flurry of renewed interest in the linkages between oral and systemic health and, by extension, between dentistry and medicine. 1 Philstrom B.L. Tabak L. The national institute of dental and craniofacial research. Research for the practicing dentist. J Am Dent Assoc. 2005; 136: 728-737 Google Scholar , 2 Crozier S. “What is our role?” Oral-medical relationship explored. ADA NEWS. 2005; 36 (1, 19) Google Scholar Attention is being directed at the potential influences of oral diseases such as chronic periodontitis on coronary vascular disease, babies born preterm and/or with low birth weight, pulmonary infection, and diabetes mellitus. 1 Philstrom B.L. Tabak L. The national institute of dental and craniofacial research. Research for the practicing dentist. J Am Dent Assoc. 2005; 136: 728-737 Google Scholar The emergence of new technologies in saliva analysis may enable health care providers to accomplish early and efficient detection of oral cancer, cancers of the breast, pancreas and ovary, as well as diabetes mellitus and Sjogren's syndrome. 2 Crozier S. “What is our role?” Oral-medical relationship explored. ADA NEWS. 2005; 36 (1, 19) Google Scholar Recognizing the impending emergence of these therapeutic and diagnostic advances, the question is raised, as in the past, concerning the dentist's role in contributing to the general health of the patient. It may be reasonably asked whether we will soon witness the evolution of a practice of dentistry in which, for example, diagnosis and control of periodontal disease will become a routine and necessary component of obstetric care. Should this come to pass, a major and largely artificial distinction—namely, the division of oral care into categories of “medically necessary” or otherwise —will lose a great deal of its purported validity. This distinction has long been a favored strategy of medical insurers in limiting their liability for the provision of oral health care. As dentists become empowered with ever more sensitive diagnostic methodologies, and are called upon to provide treatments intended to prevent and/or ameliorate diseases and conditions anatomically distant from the mouth, their participation in medical care and medical third-party reimbursements can be expected to increase." @default.
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• W2094809314 title "Well, what do we want to be?" @default.
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