US EditionMaking the Connection to Care: Oral Health and Substance Use Disorder
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Making the Connection to Care: Oral Health and Substance Use Disorder
Mounting evidence points to a bidirectional relationship between oral health, substance use, and mental health. Untreated oral health conditions contribute to worsening behavioral health outcomes, while substance use and mental health conditions often exacerbate poor oral health. Substance use often affects saliva flow, which is protective against tooth decay. Individuals with substance use disorders (SUD) may have poor nutrition and oral hygien…
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