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The importance of developing teamwork between dentists and physicians.

Two cases are described that demonstrate how the team approach to total health care can benefit both the patients and the dental and medical students involved. At Louisiana State University, senior dental students in clinical oral pathology classes are learning the team approach to health care. The dental students, along with medical students from Tulane University, jointly examine patients and offer reports to their classmates. Two cases reported here demonstrate the impact of teamwork on achieving patient and professional benefits. A man who was treated for hemorrhoids was found to have oral cancer. A woman who had a parotidectomy four years previously was treated for bilateral gustatory sweating.