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Patch test results in dental staff with dermatitis

Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 2023
AbstractBackgroundDental workers are exposed to allergenic materials in the workplace.ObjectivesTo summarize patch test results in dental staff with work‐related dermatitis.Materials and MethodsCross‐sectional study of dental staff with dermatitis was conducted.
Iliyana L Stoeva   +2 more
exaly   +3 more sources

Dental fear affects adolescent perception of interaction with dental staff

European Journal of Oral Sciences, 2014
The main purpose of this study was to explore whether subjective perception of interaction with dental staff is associated with dental fear in a population‐based sample of 18‐yr‐old adolescents (n = 773). The interaction was measured using the Patient Dental Staff Interaction Questionnaire (PDSIQ), validated with exploratory and confirmatory factor ...
Minna Aromaa   +2 more
exaly   +4 more sources

CJD: Update for Dental Staff

Dental Update, 2006
It is almost a decade since the recognition of the emergence of a new infectious disease termed variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (vCJD) caused by prions (PrPTSE), abnormal variants of a normal human cell surface protein (PrP). This disease has a number of similarities to other forms of CJD - lethal disorders characterized by a prolonged incubation ...
Crispian, Scully   +2 more
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Motivating the Dental Staff

Dental Clinics of North America, 1988
As our profession changes, as "staffs" become "teams," it is appropriate to assess where we are now. This article provides an overview of these changes and of the choices we face. It focuses these choices onto the selection and motivation of the dental team. These ideas will be more useful if discussed with your entire staff.
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THE HOSPITAL'S NEED OF A DENTAL STAFF

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1912
The last decade has produced many writings calling attention to the part the oral cavity can play in health and disease; not alone of the health and disease of the mouth, but of the entire body as well; and this has changed the general opinion held in the past—that the mouth played only a small and insignificant part in the pathology of the human ...
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Dental Hygiene Education for Nursing Staff

Geriatric Nursing, 2009
The aim of this study was to describe a new dental hygiene education program for nursing staff and to report experiences from the program at a nursing home in Stockholm, Sweden (2006). This strategy comprises 3 steps. The first is individual instruction for nursing staff about oral care for patients and hands-on training in toothbrushing technique ...
Erika, Kullberg   +6 more
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Cancer awareness for dental staff

Dental Nursing, 2017
Knowing what to say and how to say it can make a real difference to you and your patients, says nurse Gill Kilgour, Lead Cancer Awareness Trainer at Cancer Research UK
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Dental Staff Doses with Handheld Dental Intraoral X-Ray Units

Health Physics, 2012
A handheld portable dental intraoral x-ray system is available in the United States and elsewhere. The system is designed to minimize the user's radiation dose. It includes specially designed shielding of the x-ray tube housing and an integral radiation shield to minimize backscatter.
Joel E, Gray   +2 more
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Organizing a Hospital Dental Staff

Hospital Topics, 1968
J R, Hooley, D H, Jeppson
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