The Health Profession Assistant: Consideration for the Dental
... 1. Provide a general description of services provided by the practitioners of the profession. 2. Specify and describe the diagnostic modalities employed by practitioners of the profession. 3. Specify areas of practice, diagnosis, treatment, interventions, modalities, and services: a) Performed exclu ...
... 1. Provide a general description of services provided by the practitioners of the profession. 2. Specify and describe the diagnostic modalities employed by practitioners of the profession. 3. Specify areas of practice, diagnosis, treatment, interventions, modalities, and services: a) Performed exclu ...
ICCMS™ Guide for Practitioners and Educators
... Assessment along with Decision Making, which synthesizes both clinical and patient level information; it is then repeated according to risk-based recall intervals. The outcomes of using this systematic approach are assessed in terms of health maintenance, disease control, patient centered quality me ...
... Assessment along with Decision Making, which synthesizes both clinical and patient level information; it is then repeated according to risk-based recall intervals. The outcomes of using this systematic approach are assessed in terms of health maintenance, disease control, patient centered quality me ...
The International Caries Detection and Assessment System (ICDAS II)
... Historical Perspectives and the Need for an Integrated System Developments in epidemiological caries measures ...
... Historical Perspectives and the Need for an Integrated System Developments in epidemiological caries measures ...
ICCMS™ Guide for Practitioners and Educators Nigel B. Pitts,
... level Caries Risk Assessment along with Decision Making, which synthesises both clinical and patient level information; it is then repeated according to risk-based recall intervals. The outcomes of using this systematic approach are assessed in terms of health maintenance, disease control, patient c ...
... level Caries Risk Assessment along with Decision Making, which synthesises both clinical and patient level information; it is then repeated according to risk-based recall intervals. The outcomes of using this systematic approach are assessed in terms of health maintenance, disease control, patient c ...
Word Document - Maine Legislature
... § 18301. Short title This chapter may be known and cited as "the Dental Practice Act." ...
... § 18301. Short title This chapter may be known and cited as "the Dental Practice Act." ...
North South Survey of Children`s Oral Health in Ireland 2002
... DDE Index. Percentage of 8-year-old children in fluoridated and non fluoridated areas in RoI with scores of ‘Any Opacity’, ‘Demarcated’, ‘Diffuse, ‘Hypoplastic’, ‘Demarcated and Diffuse’, ‘Demarcated and Hypoplastic’, ‘Diffuse and Hypoplastic’, or ‘All three’ on their permanent dentition according to ...
... DDE Index. Percentage of 8-year-old children in fluoridated and non fluoridated areas in RoI with scores of ‘Any Opacity’, ‘Demarcated’, ‘Diffuse, ‘Hypoplastic’, ‘Demarcated and Diffuse’, ‘Demarcated and Hypoplastic’, ‘Diffuse and Hypoplastic’, or ‘All three’ on their permanent dentition according to ...
North South Survey of Children’s Oral Health in Ireland 2002
... DDE Index. Percentage of 8-year-old children in fluoridated and non fluoridated areas in RoI with scores of ‘Any Opacity’, ‘Demarcated’, ‘Diffuse, ‘Hypoplastic’, ‘Demarcated and Diffuse’, ‘Demarcated and Hypoplastic’, ‘Diffuse and Hypoplastic’, or ‘All three’ on their permanent dentition according to ...
... DDE Index. Percentage of 8-year-old children in fluoridated and non fluoridated areas in RoI with scores of ‘Any Opacity’, ‘Demarcated’, ‘Diffuse, ‘Hypoplastic’, ‘Demarcated and Diffuse’, ‘Demarcated and Hypoplastic’, ‘Diffuse and Hypoplastic’, or ‘All three’ on their permanent dentition according to ...
DENTAL CARIES
... Bread or sugar with saliva could decalcify the entire crown of a tooth when incubated at 37C. There is a correlation between numbers of cariogenic bacteria in saliva and caries activity. Inoculation of acidogenic bacteria in germ-free rats fed on carbohydrate diet induced caries. pH of cavi ...
... Bread or sugar with saliva could decalcify the entire crown of a tooth when incubated at 37C. There is a correlation between numbers of cariogenic bacteria in saliva and caries activity. Inoculation of acidogenic bacteria in germ-free rats fed on carbohydrate diet induced caries. pH of cavi ...
The Australian Schedule of Dental Services and Glossary Tenth Edition
... Committee are gratefully acknowledged. Current information on the GST is included on page xix and is available on the members’ only section of the Association’s website (www.ada.org.au) under ‘Information Resources’. Karin Alexander President Australian Dental Association Inc. April 2013 ...
... Committee are gratefully acknowledged. Current information on the GST is included on page xix and is available on the members’ only section of the Association’s website (www.ada.org.au) under ‘Information Resources’. Karin Alexander President Australian Dental Association Inc. April 2013 ...
The Australian Schedule of Dental Services and Glossary
... Committee are gratefully acknowledged. Current information on the GST is included on page xix and is available on the members’ only section of the Association’s website (www.ada.org.au) under ‘Information Resources’. Karin Alexander President Australian Dental Association Inc. April 2013 ...
... Committee are gratefully acknowledged. Current information on the GST is included on page xix and is available on the members’ only section of the Association’s website (www.ada.org.au) under ‘Information Resources’. Karin Alexander President Australian Dental Association Inc. April 2013 ...
Caries prevalence and caries risk in a sample of Lebanese Abstract
... investigated children’s dietary and oral hygiene habits and parents’ education and health behaviors. Oral examinations, with bite-wing radiographs when necessary, determined decayed-filled surfaces and plaque scores. Salivary testing assessed buffer capacity and streptococcus mutans (Sm) and lactoba ...
... investigated children’s dietary and oral hygiene habits and parents’ education and health behaviors. Oral examinations, with bite-wing radiographs when necessary, determined decayed-filled surfaces and plaque scores. Salivary testing assessed buffer capacity and streptococcus mutans (Sm) and lactoba ...
Fulltext - Jultika
... To reduce the spread of infectious diseases at 20 day-care centres, risk factors for the occurrence of salivary mutans streptococci were surveyed in 345 children before and after 8 months of intervention, i.e. withdrawal of tooth brushing in 10 centres. Dental health habits were evaluated by means o ...
... To reduce the spread of infectious diseases at 20 day-care centres, risk factors for the occurrence of salivary mutans streptococci were surveyed in 345 children before and after 8 months of intervention, i.e. withdrawal of tooth brushing in 10 centres. Dental health habits were evaluated by means o ...
North Carolina State Board of Dental Examiners
... The classifications for dental assistants in the state of North Carolina are: Dental Assistant I (DA I), Dental Assistant II in Training (DA II in Training) and Dental Assistant II (DA II). It is up to the dentist/employer to determine an assistant’s classification and the functions the assistant is ...
... The classifications for dental assistants in the state of North Carolina are: Dental Assistant I (DA I), Dental Assistant II in Training (DA II in Training) and Dental Assistant II (DA II). It is up to the dentist/employer to determine an assistant’s classification and the functions the assistant is ...
Allied Dental Personnel - The Australian Dental Association
... work in a structured professional relationship with a dentist, ...
... work in a structured professional relationship with a dentist, ...
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... impossible for root caries to precede, and therefore be a cause for, gingival recession. Incorrect: All of the other choices are potential causes of gingival recession. ...
... impossible for root caries to precede, and therefore be a cause for, gingival recession. Incorrect: All of the other choices are potential causes of gingival recession. ...
Correlating dental caries with oral bacteria and the buffering
... sufficient amounts of saliva for the saliva tests to be conducted. In addition, some parents refused consent for saliva testing and did not want their children to provide saliva samples; however they were willing to allow their children to receive a dental examination and the necessary referral form ...
... sufficient amounts of saliva for the saliva tests to be conducted. In addition, some parents refused consent for saliva testing and did not want their children to provide saliva samples; however they were willing to allow their children to receive a dental examination and the necessary referral form ...
strategies to prevent dental caries in children and adolescents
... The recommendations in this guideline take into account the statutory role of the public dental service in both the prevention and treatment of dental caries in children and adolescents in Ireland. The focus of the recommendations is early identification of high caries risk children in order to init ...
... The recommendations in this guideline take into account the statutory role of the public dental service in both the prevention and treatment of dental caries in children and adolescents in Ireland. The focus of the recommendations is early identification of high caries risk children in order to init ...
Dental Caries: A pH-mediated disease
... 42% of children, aged 2-11, have had carious lesions in their primary teeth and 21% of children, aged 6-11, have had carious lesions in their permanent dentition. Approximately 59% of adolescents, aged 12-19, have experienced dental caries and by adulthood, aged 20-75+, well over 92% of those survey ...
... 42% of children, aged 2-11, have had carious lesions in their primary teeth and 21% of children, aged 6-11, have had carious lesions in their permanent dentition. Approximately 59% of adolescents, aged 12-19, have experienced dental caries and by adulthood, aged 20-75+, well over 92% of those survey ...
Developmental changes in dental anxiety in a normative population
... anxiety and to find relations with early onset of child dental anxiety in a population of 4-11 years old Dutch children. Materials and methods The study was conducted among 2,865 patients (48.2% girls) aged between 4 and 11 years old. The sample included a normative (n=2,153) and an anxious group of ...
... anxiety and to find relations with early onset of child dental anxiety in a population of 4-11 years old Dutch children. Materials and methods The study was conducted among 2,865 patients (48.2% girls) aged between 4 and 11 years old. The sample included a normative (n=2,153) and an anxious group of ...
tooth
... Fluoride concentrations in surface enamel of deciduous canines as a function of dental caries prevalence in the deciduous dentition at the age of 6 years. No straightforward relationship to illustrate that a high fluoride concentration should be linked to a low caries prevalence is seen. However, w ...
... Fluoride concentrations in surface enamel of deciduous canines as a function of dental caries prevalence in the deciduous dentition at the age of 6 years. No straightforward relationship to illustrate that a high fluoride concentration should be linked to a low caries prevalence is seen. However, w ...
CARIOGRAM
... Which factors are to be considered in the estimation of caries risk? These factors can be divided into two groups: • Factors immediately involved in the caries process, either as ‘attack’ or ‘defence’ mechanisms, at the site of the development of the lesion. To this group, on the attack side, the de ...
... Which factors are to be considered in the estimation of caries risk? These factors can be divided into two groups: • Factors immediately involved in the caries process, either as ‘attack’ or ‘defence’ mechanisms, at the site of the development of the lesion. To this group, on the attack side, the de ...
Caries of teeth
... exchanges. Investigation of it is a disease ofodontoblast, which at first weaken and become inferior then. A size and amount of odontoblasts diminishes that results in a metabolic disturbance in an enamel and dentine. Demineralization comes at first then there is a change of composition of organic m ...
... exchanges. Investigation of it is a disease ofodontoblast, which at first weaken and become inferior then. A size and amount of odontoblasts diminishes that results in a metabolic disturbance in an enamel and dentine. Demineralization comes at first then there is a change of composition of organic m ...
Fissure Sealants: A Review of their Importance in Preventive Dentistry
... molars in children and adolescents reduces caries up to 48 months when compared to no sealant [29].The efficiency of a sealant is associated with its retention [30]. It has been shown that sealants are 100% effective if they are fully retained on the tooth [31]. However, due to multiple risk factors ...
... molars in children and adolescents reduces caries up to 48 months when compared to no sealant [29].The efficiency of a sealant is associated with its retention [30]. It has been shown that sealants are 100% effective if they are fully retained on the tooth [31]. However, due to multiple risk factors ...
2015 No. 1 - February March 2015
... Practice management, and political and governance issues are, as ever, to the fore for the Association. ...
... Practice management, and political and governance issues are, as ever, to the fore for the Association. ...
Water fluoridation in the United States
As with some other countries, water fluoridation in the United States is a contentious issue. As of May 2000, 42 of the 50 largest U.S. cities had water fluoridation. On January 25, 1945, Grand Rapids, Michigan, became the first community in the United States to fluoridate its drinking water to prevent tooth decay.Fluoridation became an official policy of the U.S. Public Health Service by 1951, and by 1960 water fluoridation had become widely used in the U.S., reaching about 50 million people. By 2006, 69.2% of the U.S. population on public water systems were receiving fluoridated water, amounting to 61.5% of the total U.S. population. Near the end of 2012, 67.1% of the U.S. population were getting water from community water systems (CWS) supplying water that had fluoride at or above recommended levels. Those included the 3.5% of the population that were on CWS with naturally-occurring fluoride at or above recommended levels. 74.6% of those on CWS were receiving water with fluoride at or above recommended levels.U.S. regulations for bottled water do not require disclosing fluoride content. A survey of bottled water in Cleveland and in Iowa, published in 2000, found that most had fluoride levels well below the 1 mg/L level common in tap waters.