I don’t know if I’ve had dental issues per se. I do have a lot of patients calling regarding whether or not they can have dental work done. Might be good to better keep track of those and what they are having done, frequency, etc. Thanks for bringing forward.

Lisa

Just tossing another consideration into the ring. When patients develop rash and or itching, we typically recommend anti-histamine therapy to manage mild to moderate grading of this adverse event. Rash +/- itching can occur early, recur often and can be a prolonged experience which may warrant frequent and possibly prolonged intervention. Anti-histamines can by drying, especially to the oral mucosa, this added dryness could potentially accelerate dental issues. This is not the norm but it could be an experince of a small subset. Any at risk patients should consider partaking in regular dental checkups.