For primary care clinicians (including physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, students, and other clinicians) there are eight online modules dealing with oral health for all age groups.
For educators there are resources that can be incorporated into an academic setting curriculum.

Curriculum consists of a series of four modules designed to help health and early childhood professionals working in community settings (for example, Head Start, home visiting, and WIC staff) promote oral health in the course of promoting general health for infants, children, and their families.

Consists of a series of seven modules designed to assist health professionals in managing the oral health of infants and young children.

This Coursera course will focus on the interprofessional realtionship of dentistry and medicine. For each session, the medical specialist will present a broad overview of specific disease entity which will be followed by a dental educator discussing the relevant oral manifestations and implications.

OHNEP developed this web-based open source product intended to facilitate integration of oral-systemic health content and clinical competencies into nurse practitioner (NP) and midwifery (MW) curricula.

The OHNEP website serves as the knowledge center for faculty development, competency development, and best practices in oral health across the lifespan. The OHNEP website provides oral health nursing education and practice resources for nurses and other health professionals.

This 2021 NIDCR report is a follow up to the Surgeon General's Report on Oral Health in America. This current report explores the nation's oral health over the last 20 years.

Incorporate oral health into your practice with these easy-to-use tools and resources. Learn how to perform an oral health risk assessment, nutrition and oral hygiene counseling, and to apply fluoride varnish when needed as a vital part of the well child exam.

Bright Futures is a national disease-prevention and health-promotion initiative. Links to both a health professional toolkit & another for families are provided here.

Fluoride Varnish and Oral Health Screening Program for Kids - Training for Early & Periodic Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment Medical Providers in Maryland. This series of 4 modules is designed to provide medical and other health providers with the knowledge needed to reduce the incidence of dental caries among children ages 3 and under.

This plan Plan outlines 11 oral health goals in three key areas: access to oral health care, oral disease and injury prevention, and oral health literacy and education.

The Guide is produced by the Maryland Department of Health Office of Oral Health, to assist families, caregivers and advocates in finding affordable public health dental care services in Maryland and in the immediate surrounding regions.

Created by the ADA, this website provides information on dental conditions & issues; Content for age groups ranging from birth through the elderly is easily accessible. Incudes links to the 'ADA Symptom Checker' and 'Find A Dentist.'

Qualis Health published a comprehensive set of tools intended to aid primary care providers in their efforts to integrate oral health into their practices/ This implementation guide provides an action plan for implementing oral health screenings and preventive interventions, and coordinating dental care for patients with active dental disease.

Fourteen fact sheets adressing special needs patients ranging from those with anxiety to cebral palsy are provided as a resource for medical professionals. The fact sheets contain oral manifestations & considerations as well as oral side effects of commonly prescribed medications for the condition.

Four patient-related oral health literacy fact sheets for internal medicine physicians and primary care providers. Fact sheets are available in both English and Spanish.

Look for resources specifically geared to health professionals under the following oral health topics: Cancer Treatment, Developmental Disabilities, Genetics, Oral Cancer, and Organ Transplantation.

A step-by-step, illustrated guide for health professionals that provides instruction on examining the mouth for signs of oral cancer.

This series of five modules is designed to provide oral health professionals with information to help ensure that young children with special health care needs have access to health promotion and disease prevention services that address their unique oral health needs in a comprehensive, family-centered, and community-based manner.

This 2016 Issue of Dental Clinics of North America was edited by L.R. Halper & .L.M. Kaste.