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... who have a wide array of technologies available—hard and soft-hard—to reduce the pathogenic potential of the oral microbiota. The daily use of bacteriotherapy, with emphasis on probiotics, encourages the ... See full document

... good oral health could also help countries achieve child-related development ...thrive. Oral pain is also one of the most common reasons for school ...venting oral disease is important and ... See full document

... The literature contains different approaches to studying health poli- cies. These involve an understanding of how a body such as the State responds to the health problems and needs of a population at different historical ... See full document

... 38. Jokovic A, Locker D, Stephens M, Kenny D, Tompson B, Guyatt, G. Measuring parental perceptions of child oral health-related quality of life. J Public Health Dent. 2003 Spring;63(2):67-72. 39. Pahel BT, Rozier ... See full document

... collected in the irst National Survey of Schoolchil- dren Health (Pesquisa Nacional de Saúde do Esco- lar - PeNSE) on students aged 11–19 years, from 26 Brazilian capitals, from public and private schools, and ... See full document

... practices from the surgical-restoration paradigm. Programming practices have developed through the “incremental” model, a word which incorporates the notion of gradual increments, maintaining the already-treated group ... See full document

... The guidelines suggested by both the European Federation of Neurological Societies and the Ameri- can Pain Society suggest the treatment of neuropath- ic pain in a hierarchic manner. Medications qualify as irst-line if ... See full document

... Svante Twetman: We are more than just den- tists, we are health professionals. The dentist plays a fundamental role, because our profession has a unique opportunity. We tend to see patients regu- larly, which does not ... See full document

... The treatment of acute TMD is based on an oc- clusal splint (Figure 1), pharmacotherapy, and physi- cal therapy (Figure 2), among others. Behavioral changes, such as the reduction of stress levels and ad- equate, ... See full document

... The caries decline implies a greater number of teeth retained for future generations. The mainte- nance of current low levels and the search for future gains will require more emphasis on contents and practices ... See full document

... include oral health assessments for different age groups starting at 5 years of age, would include a short description of all criteria applied, would oc- cupy a maximum of the two sides of an A4 sheet of paper, ... See full document

... Abstract: The impact of smoking on general health has been widely studied and is directly related to several important medical problems including cancer, low birth weight, and pulmonary and cardiovascular disease. In the ... See full document

... Over the past 15 years, the progress in the Bra- zilian public health system has been remarkable. Infant mortality has dropped from 48 per 1000 to 17 per 1000. In just the past ive years, hospital ad- missions due to ... See full document

... Speciic mutations have been identiied as dein- ing the genetic basis of various syndromic condi- tions, for example, the cathepsin-C gene in Papillon- Lefèvre syndrome, the CHS gene in Chédiak-Higashi syndrome, and the ... See full document

... 10. Vieira AR, Marazita ML, McHenry TG. Genome-wide scan finds suggestive caries loci. J Dent Res. 2008 May;87(5):435-9. 11. Deeley K, Letra A, Rose EK, Brandon CA, Resick JM, Maraz- ita ML, et al.. Possible ... See full document

... the dentist has detected and classiied the etiological factors of the physical and other levels. The therapy planning for this analysis calls for the treatment of strictly oral issues (treated by a dentist) ... See full document

... and oral conditions has grown remarkably in recent ...the oral cavity in which the microbiota does not play a passive role but actively contributes to maintaining oral ...health. 1 In other ... See full document

... The association between markers of systemic bacterial exposure secondary to periodontal disease and cardiovascular risk was investigated in a meta- analysis of ive cohort studies and seven cross-sec- tional studies. ... See full document

... Joana Carvalho: In the Belgian case, the mar- ket-based approach works because it’s a private model. There are a series of regulations in place and, therefore, the entire service is controlled. In addi- tion, the ... See full document

... All 10 volunteers completed the two phases of the study and no saliva samples were lost. Table 1 shows the mean and standard deviation value of lu- oride retention in saliva obtained for the two groups at the ... See full document