Introduction The incorporation of dentistry with medicine currently takes the frontline in overall health care provision. The understanding of periodontal disease’s relationship with systemic health complications drives the alignment of oral health services to primary care providers. The extent to which dental providers integrate medicine principles in serving their clients makes it clear that physician colleagues can deliver what they do, and vice versa (Hummel et al., 2015). However, dental care provision has long been autonomous in the management of services and the handling of patients. The dentists deal with all cases as independent practitioners and treat the patients from the perspective of oral health care needs. Contrarily, medical care unites diverse fields of the health profession, including naturopathy, in offering services to clients. Research unveils that the traditional evaluation of dental complications is a practical approach in determining patients’ overall health (Alpert, 2017). Besides the periodontal inflammations and dental calcification, panoramic health complications are detectable in the orofacial region of the body. Moreover, saliva serves as a potential indicator of systemic diseases when the samples are put to diagnostic tests using biomolecule markers like antibodies (Edgar et al., 2012). Dentists and dental hygienists are health professionals who play a pivotal role in addressing the oral health issues of a population. Dental health professionals give treatments that mainly focus on the procedure they execute to save lives. It is contrary to physicians who invest in cognitive skills to evaluate complications clients present (Ghotane et al., 2017). Through the advancement into translational research, new approaches in patient care open in dentistry. The oral health providers assimilate principles in medicine to deliver substantial treatment to the patients. Moreover, dental hygienists believe that health concerns are beyond teeth problems. It implies that the assessment of diseases and inflammatory responses and treating them comprise the routine services dental providers give to the clients (Ghotane et al., 2017). Thus, we, as dental providers, have a high duty to understand and care for patients in their oral and overall health. There are many aspects of overall health indicators in the oral cavity to help evaluate patients before being diagnosed. Underlying diseases such as diabetes, heart diseases, arthritis, and asthma can be examined and treatment referrals can be made by dentists. Background Historical Employment Overview Dentistry originated in the United States during the 1900s and advanced to be a worldwide profession. Mainly, dentistry professional provides services for the prevention and treatment of periodontal diseases, and inflammations in the oral cavity. The approaches utilized by oral health providers educate the clients on dental care and orthodontic medication to patients of all ages (Guven, 2017). Currently, the discipline of dentistry extends to holistic health care. Majorly, its practitioners deal with tertiary complications stemming from infectious diseases and autoimmune inflammations. The prominent mouth cavity problems are associated with adults and vulnerable people