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.2006 Jun;72(5):453-8.

The treatment of oral problems in the palliative patient

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The treatment of oral problems in the palliative patient

Michael Wiseman. J Can Dent Assoc.2006 Jun.
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Palliative care patients require special dental attention, ranging from operative and preventive care to support for emotional needs. The dentist"s role in palliative care is to improve quality of life of the patient. This paper describes some common problems encountered in palliative care dentistry for adults with terminal cancer and the appropriate treatment of these problems.

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