21 Years of Being Your Internet HIV/AIDS Oral Healthcare Resource

The World Workshop on Oral Health and Disease in AIDS have been held over the last 30 years and have proved to be invaluable in that they enable clinicians and scientists from more than 30 countries working in the field to provide excellent opportunity to meet experts, exchange ideas and information, strengthen and expand the academic collaboration on an interpersonal level.

Workshop  Programme

The BALI Declaration on Oral Health in HIV/AIDS

National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is an annual opportunity to help reduce HIV among African Americans by promoting HIV prevention, testing, and treatment. National HIV prevention efforts are reducing the burden of HIV infection among some African Americans, but more progress is needed. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that in 2017, blacks/African Americans accounted for 43% of all HIV diagnoses in the United States and six dependent areas, despite making up 13% of the U.S. population.

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The HIV Dental Symposium is a 6-hour continuing education course designed to update attendees on the care and delivery of oral health for people living with HIV/AIDS. Attendees will learn from HIV/AIDS experts about advances in medications, systemic effects of the virus, clinical dental treatment, the dental team’s role in viral suppression, and aging with HIV.

This is a unique and beneficial opportunity to network with the leaders in dental care for people living with HIV/AIDS.

HIV Oral Disease is now available FREE APP for IOS, Android, and Windows phones. Materials include recognition and management of common oral diseases seen in PLWH. Also included are Key Facts important to providing dental care for PLWH.

This effort was the results of a combination resources from HIVdent and the Mountain Plains AIDS Education and Training Center.