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A dermatology consultation ensures early detection and treatment of skin issues, from acne to skin cancer.
Wellness and health are at the core of why many people choose to live healthy lives. However, even if that definition is applicable and may emphasize a different area such as physical, wellness typically separates mental and dental health into separate categories. But in reality, all three of these areas and fields are closely connected. The industry of medical & dental care is continuously progressing and improving, while offering services that combine to treat an illness and improve the “quality of life” for its patients.
Modern healthcare is quickly shifting from a compartmentalized way of treatment of the whole-body treatment for the individual. Meaning that the physical wellness appointment, a consultation with dermatology, or a visit specifically for endodontics and a tooth problem should all be lumped together in one area: to keep you body healthy, confident & strong.
Your skin may be the largest organ of your body, but it is also representative of what is going on inside you. Skin problems such as rash, acne, odd moles, or pigmentation shouldn’t be taken lightly. This is why you should see a dermatologist.
Why focus on dermatology appointments?
A good dermatologist will address your immediate skin issues and help you to have a preventative approach for skin care.
To most people, dental care involves fillings, braces, or cleanings of the teeth themselves, but there exists a specialized area of dentistry called endodontics which deals with the inner tissues of the tooth, specifically the pulp and roots.
What is Endodontics?
Endodontics is a specialized area of dentistry that includes diagnosing and treating tooth pain, infections, and issues inside the tooth. The most common procedure performed in endodontics is the one most familiar to patients, the root canal treatment.
Benefits of Endodontics
Endodontists are trained in advanced techniques and technologies to perform endodontic treatment in a less painful and less time-consuming manner dispelling the myth that root canals are always unnerving.
The healthcare landscape is shifting towards integration. Providers—doctors, dermatologists, and dentists are now collaborating to develop integrated treatment plans. For example, if a patient is experiencing acne, oral sensitivity, and migraines from stress, they can be treated together across dermatology, endodontics, and medicine.
Additionally, patients today are taking a more proactive approach to their health-they are consulting dermatology, booking visits for preventive dentistry, and embracing modern endodontics, all with the desire to protect their smile.
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