While many seniors citizens are keeping their natural teeth longer they may have more complex dental care need to consider than previous generations.  Due to increasing age comes the likelihood that more medications are being taken to chronic disease such as diabetes.

Due to that it is important for the elderly to inform their dental professionals of any changes or updates in their medical history to ensure safe and effective dental care treatment.

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