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ABSTRACT Purpose The Canadian Dental Care Plan aims to reduce affordability barriers to oral health care for low‐ and middle‐income families, including children. The selection of covered services is critical to ensure that both immediate needs and long‐term oral health outcomes are adequately addressed.
Kelsey Cale +3 more
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Impact of occupational stress and musculoskeletal disorders on job satisfaction among Chinese dental hygienists: An observational study. [PDF]
Wei J, Zhong F, Cao Z, Huang CY.
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ABSTRACT Objectives To conduct a scoping review of observational quantitative studies examining the association between prior incarceration and (1) dental care use, (2) dental insurance coverage, and (3) oral health outcomes among US adults. Methods A search strategy was implemented across 5 electronic databases (MEDLINE, PsycINFO, CINAHL, Web of ...
Alexander Testa +7 more
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Periodontal diseases affect over a billion people worldwide, yet remain weakly integrated into global non‐communicable disease agendas. We propose reorienting periodontal care around three public health opportunities—upstream prevention, diagnosis fit for both clinical and population use, and value‐based treatment—prioritizing prevention, value, and ...
Marco A. Peres +6 more
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Common practices of dental implant maintenance among dental hygienists working in the Netherlands - A survey. [PDF]
Loeffen AWM +3 more
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Impact of Early Occlusal Therapy in Stage III and IV Periodontitis: A Prospective Cohort Study
The combined protocol of dental splinting and occlusal adjustment was associated with greater short‐term improvements in PD, CAL, and BOP following nonsurgical periodontal therapy in teeth with severe mobility.
Rodolfo Gianserra +4 more
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Dentists and dental hygienists' comprehension of HIV infection associated periodontal implications and management. [PDF]
Ahmed MM.
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ABSTRACT Background Patient safety is a fundamental prerequisite for high‐quality healthcare and central to clinical practice, including orthodontics. Despite the widespread emphasis on safety in healthcare delivery, knowledge specific to patient safety in orthodontics remains limited.
Nikolaos Ferlias +4 more
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