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Dr. Orr Shauly

Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Resident

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Dr. Orr Shauly is a plastic and reconstructive surgery resident in training at Emory University. He is not in independent practice and does not offer clinical services through this website. All content on this site is for education and information only. It is not medical advice and does not create a doctor-patient relationship.

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December 2016

The Dentist's Role in the Multidisciplinary Treatment of Helicobacter pylori Infection

Standard of care treatment for H. pylori infection is a multidisciplinary clinical management protocol, merging triple medication therapy with periodontal mechanical removal of biofilm deposits and chemical antiseptic disinfection.

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Standard of care treatment for H. pylori infection is a multidisciplinary clinical management protocol, merging triple medication therapy with periodontal mechanical removal of biofilm deposits and chemical antiseptic disinfection. This work contributes to evidence-based plastic and reconstructive surgery — helping clinicians interpret outcomes, refine technique, and counsel patients with clearer data.

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Dr. Orr Shauly

Plastic and reconstructive surgery resident at Emory University (UCLA BS, USC MD) with an h-index of 21 and peer-reviewed work spanning aesthetic surgery, reconstruction, medical devices, and AI in medicine.

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Abstract

Standard of care treatment for H. pylori infection is a multidisciplinary clinical management protocol, merging triple medication therapy with periodontal mechanical removal of biofilm deposits and chemical antiseptic disinfection. A joint coordination between the dentist and the physician is a prerequisite for the success of this treatment regimen.

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