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Competencies: Teamwork, Communication

Your future patient is recovering from substance use disorder and struggles with confidence and employment due to the condition of their teeth. In this session you will hear from members of our community who are in recovery, �鶹���� alum Amber Lombardi IPDH, CEO and founder of ‘Mainely Teeth’ (a low barrier dental clinic with 115 locations throughout Maine), and Joann Moulton, RDH, Ed.D from �鶹����’s Department of Dental Hygiene, who will address how poor dentition impacts systemic health. Together they will explore interprofessional harm reduction practices at the intersection of substance use disorders, recovery, and oral health.

Participation can be applied toward students’ IP Honors Distinction.

Presented in collaboration with: �鶹���� Department of Dental Hygiene, Mainely Teeth

CAIEP Knowledge Exchange Events made possible with generous support from the �鶹���� Online Master of Social Work Program.

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“I appreciated hearing a wide-range of perspectives with regard to OUD and all of its complications, especially with regard to treating the patient.” – �鶹���� School of Pharmacy student, ’26, who attended Harm Reduction Strategies for Rural Healthcare Workers Nov. 13, 2024.