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Colgate Oral Care Report Series – VOLUME 26 No 4 – Lead Article: Management of Xerostomia –Need for Greater Attention from Oral Healthcare Professionals
Ira Lamster DDS, MMSc
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How do u conclude a normal xerostomia from a patient with Sjögren’s syndrome?
Do we have to check the salivary flow by lab test for patients with diabetes , hypertensive and cardiac problems?
Can u improve patients salivary flow with medication like cholinesterase?
Will you be having more courses on OHRQOL and its relation to overall health? Thank you.