Offer Personalized Care to Assess Risks for the Best Outcomes

Much has been written about the impact of the oral condition and what it means to the well-being of the individual since the landmark 2000 statement, “Oral Health in America: A Report of the Surgeon GeneralOral Health in America: A Report of the Surgeon General (opens in a new tab).” Whether it be cardiovascular disease, diabetes, premature birth weight, or oral carcinoma, it is very apparent that how individuals take care of their oral health can have a great impact on the rest of their body.