GLP-1 Receptor Agonists in Dentistry: Promise, Pitfalls, and Evidence Gaps
Laboratory and animal studies suggest GLP-1 receptor agonists may benefit periodontal and implant tissues through anti-inflammatory mechanisms, yet clinical evidence is minimal while reported oral side effects including dry mouth and taste changes warrant investigation in human users.
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Vaping and Oral Health & Behaviour Change for Young People Who Vape
Two hours of evidence-graded CPD — what vaping does to the mouth, and how to have the conversation that actually lands.
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