Ginger may not have major drug interactions, but it does have antiplatelet and hypoglycemic effects—both of which can affect dental treatment. Here’s what you need to know.
Soon to be in the spotlight and heavily advertised is a new version of acetaminophen—an 80 mg gummy bite designed for kids. Join us in this episode of Medical History Mysteries...
In a recent study, the risk of stroke rose 42% and the risk of heart attack rose 25% with the daily use of cannabis. In Medical History Mysteries, we unpack what this means for...
Measles has recently reappeared, largely due to people deciding not to get the MMR vaccine. In Medical History Mysteries, we’ll talk about how to protect your dental office from...
When your equipment goes down, your practice stands to lose serious money. In today's DentistryIQ Clinical Video, Dr. Rice shares how UpTime Health can help you avoid costly tech...
It’s a pretty good bet that you have some patients who have asthma. Join us in this episode of Medical History Mysteries as we talk about ways asthma drugs can affect oral health...
What do you usually prescribe for patients who have TMJ pain or severe toothaches? Are steroids your go-to? Join us in Medical History Mysteries as we talk about the good and ...
World Oral Health Day is the time to celebrate the impact dental professionals have on people's overall health and the importance of oral-systemic health. The mouth is a gateway...
Is it realistic to take blood pressure readings on every dental patient? Have you ever had a patient get upset when you say you need to take their blood pressure? Join us as we...
