Dental4Health
If you have an eligible medical condition affected by oral health, this unique program can help improve your overall health
COPD
People with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) have a higher risk of gum disease, dry mouth, and tooth decay (including tooth loss).
Coronary artery disease
Poor oral hygiene can worsen the symptoms and underlying severity of coronary artery disease.
Diabetes
High blood sugar can increase the risk of periodontal (gum) disease, which can further increase blood sugar.
End-stage renal disease
People with end-stage renal disease are more likely to develop tooth decay, gum disease, and dry mouth.
Metabolic syndrome
Preventive dental care and proper oral hygiene habits can help prevent gum disease and additional complications associated with metabolic syndrome.
Oral, head and neck cancers
Treatment for oral cancer can reduce saliva, leading to dry mouth and making tooth decay more likely.
Pregnancy
Hormonal changes during pregnancy can increase your risk of oral health issues, which may result in lower birth weight babies.
Sjögren’s syndrome
This immune system disorder reduces saliva, causing dry mouth and making tooth decay more likely.
Stroke
If you’ve had a stroke, maintaining good oral hygiene can help you avoid experiencing additional complications.
Get on the road to better total health
All you need to do is schedule an appointment with a dentist in your plan’s network. To find an in-network dentist, sign in to regence.com or the Regence app and select Find Care.