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ORGANIZATION OF A DENTAL CARE PROGRAM FOR THE CHRONICALLY ILL AND AGED
Journal of Public Health Dentistry, 1961openaire +3 more sources
Dental care for the chronically ill child.
Pediatrician, 1990The chronically ill child presents many difficult challenges for all health care providers, including dentists. With 10-20% of all children in the United States having one or more chronic diseases or impairments, the lack of availability and utilization of dental services for this population group has been described as catastrophic.
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Dental and oral care for chronically ill children and adolescents.
General dentistry, 2010Dental care is the most unmet health care need of children and adolescents who have chronic conditions and diseases. Because advances in therapy and medical technology have extended the lives of this population, it is very likely that these children will seek care in general dental practices.
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Development of dental health care programs for persons with chronic illness
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1956openaire +2 more sources
[Need of dental care for chronically ill patients].
Tidning. Sveriges Tandlakarforbund, 1970L, Kristerson, S, Kvint
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Transition of Chronically Ill Youth to Adult Health Care: Experience of Youth With Hemoglobinopathy
Journal of Pediatric Health Care, 2011Sandra Cesario
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TEACHING DENTAL CARE FOR THE CHRONICALLY ILL AND AGED PATIENTS.
Journal of dental education, 1996M P, SHELDON, J L, HENRY
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