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HIV testing in dental care: opportunities for nurse practitioner and dentist collaboration.

In 2006, the CDC recommended that healthcare providers offer routine HIV screening to all adolescent and adult patients, ages 13 to 64, and that testing be incorporated into routine primary care. The CDC went on to recommend that testing be expanded into new venues. Unfortunately, many healthcare providers have been slow to implement these recommendations. In 2010, the American Academy of Nursing Expert Panel on Emerging and Infectious Diseases (AAN Expert Panel) endorsed widespread HIV testing and advocated for interdisciplinary partnerships between nurses and other healthcare providers in order to facilitate the implementation of the CDC recommendations. An excellent opportunity for this type of interdisciplinary