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Dental treatment of the elderly inpatient
Journal of Dentistry, 1980A study of the oral status of 138 patients in two geriatric hospitals was carried out. The results, similar to those of other surveys, disclosed a great deal of neglect, much of which could be corrected by simple dental treatment. Dental care should become a routine health measure for all elderly inpatients as part of their general hospital treatment.
D L, Giles, W M, Murphy
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Dental treatment for deaf patients
Special Care in Dentistry, 1986SUMMARYThe deaf population requires special treatment in the dental office. Virtually all published articles in the literature about dental treatment for these persons are reviewed. This population is one of several populations having limited access to care as identified by the ADA.
C A, Clark +3 more
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Cloxacillin in the treatment of dental infection
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1969Abstract This study, in which twenty-three of twenty-eight subjects (90 per cent) underwent successful antibiotic treatment without significant side effects, demonstrates the clinical efficacy of cloxacillin in the treatment of common dental infections.
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Dental lesions: Diagnosis and treatment
Oral Diseases, 1997Oral health care has been an integral part of the care of patients with HIV infection and AIDS since the disease was first identified in the early eighties. The spectrum of HIV‐associated opportunistic diseases occurring in the oral cavity propelled dental health care providers to the forefront of patient care.
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Pneumoparotid during dental treatment
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1991A rare case of pneumoparotid originating during dental treatment is reported. The condition should be considered in the differential diagnosis of acute parotid swellings. It is transient and does not usually require any treatment.
E, Piette, R T, Walker
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Bacteremia and Dental Treatment
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1990A J, Drinnan, C, Gogan
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Preferences for treatment by dental specialists
Journal of Dental Education, 1986A group of employees was surveyed regarding factors related to selection of dental insurance coverage, including preference for obtaining various types of dental services from specialists. More than one‐third of the 885 respondents preferred to see a specialist for services other than routine examinations, cleanings, and restorations. Preference varied
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Dental treatment in the haemophilia syndrome
Nursing Research, 1964H, MCINTYRE +3 more
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