Linking the Oral Microbiome and Systemic Health
Dr Pete Williams joins Dr Debby Hamilton for an in-depth conversation:
Linking the Oral Microbiome and Systemic Health
The latest research, case studies, and clinical tactics
Dr Hamilton and Dr Williams engage in a rigorous discussion about the intricate link between oral and systemic health.
The oral microbiome is an area of health that is frequently overlooked when supporting complex health challenges. How can practitioners integrate what the research reveals about oral care into their clinical approach?
Tune in for research insights and clinical pearls to support your patients.
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