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Longitudinal Patterns of Dental Health Care Utilization 18 Months Before and 36 Months After Initiation of Index Medications for Opioid Use Disorder. [PDF]
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Dental health education in a public dental health programme.
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A Smart Dental Health-IoT Platform Based on Intelligent Hardware, Deep Learning, and Mobile Terminal
IEEE journal of biomedical and health informatics, 2020The dental disease is a common disease for a human. Screening and visual diagnosis that are currently performed in clinics possibly cost a lot in various manners.
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How Has Teledentistry Been Applied in Public Dental Health Services? An Integrative Review
Telemedicine journal and e-health, 2020Background: There are inequities in the provision of oral health care, and a large proportion of the population face challenges in accessing public dental health care options.
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Dental health in persons with disability.
Epilepsy & Behavior, 2020Systemic and structural barriers limit dental health for individuals with special healthcare needs (SHCN), who have poorer dental hygiene, higher rates of dental disorders, and less access to oral care. We aimed to understand these barriers directly from
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Social Science & Medicine, 1982
This study evaluates the determinants of demand for dental health in the context of an econometric model where dental health and dental care are jointly endogenous. The theoretical analysis is based on the application of economic theory to production activities occurring at the individual or household level. A number of hypotheses concerning the change
J W, Hay, H, Bailit, D A, Chiriboga
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This study evaluates the determinants of demand for dental health in the context of an econometric model where dental health and dental care are jointly endogenous. The theoretical analysis is based on the application of economic theory to production activities occurring at the individual or household level. A number of hypotheses concerning the change
J W, Hay, H, Bailit, D A, Chiriboga
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Dental health of junior dental students
Australian Dental Journal, 1974Abstract— A survey of 48 dental students aged 19–30 years revealed one‐third had or were receiving orthodontic treatment, seven had evidenoe of TMJ dysfunction, four wore bridges or partial dentures, and five needed some prosthesis; the DMFT and S was 14–57 and 26–85 but some of the restorative treatment was defective.
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Dental Health Status and Dental Satisfaction
International Journal of Epidemiology, 1977In order to study the relationship between a person's dental health status, as judged by a dentist, and the person's satisfaction with his total dental condition, the author examined and interviewed 398 persons in middle Sweden. A multiple logistic model was used to investigate the probability of a person being satisfied with a dental status given ...
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Dental health for the pediatrician
Current Opinion in Pediatrics, 2001Pediatricians play an important role in promoting oral health care, and their advice regarding dental procedures or therapies may be solicited. This review is intended to provide answers for the more common questions that parents may have regarding the oral health of their children.
A, Sonis, S, Zaragoza
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