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A compendium of objectives for geriatric dentistry
Journal of Dental Education, 1985A two‐phase survey was conducted with 82 persons identified as having special knowledge in geriatric dentistry. In Phase 1, they were asked to list competencies required of the geriatric dentist. In Phase 2, they were asked to rate the relative importance of 150 competencies for five different educational settings: dental school, general practice ...
G C, Kress, G C, Vidmar
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PHARMACOLOGIC CONSIDERATIONS IN GERIATRIC DENTISTRY
Dental Clinics of North America, 1994Drug administration to geriatric patients in the dental office requires special care. The margin of safety, or therapeutic window, in which the drug is safely effective may be greatly decreased because of physiologic changes with age, and pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic alterations.
M A, Pyle, S R, Tolbert
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[Fundamentals of dentistry for geriatric rehabilitation--an introduction to geriatric dentistry].
Zeitschrift fur Gerontologie und Geriatrie, 2000The percentage of aged and very old people in the total population is increasing rapidly in industrialized countries. This is an important change which, in particular, affects the areas of dentistry and oral medicine. The problems that this older population group face need to be given more attention and need to be brought more into the forefront of ...
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Otolaryngologic clinics of North America, 1991
The over-55 age group--the most rapidly expanding portion of the population--until recently has been the least understood patient group treated in the dental office. During the last decade, the special dental care needs of geriatric patients have been the subject of many research efforts.
P S, Hurst, W C, Noblett
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The over-55 age group--the most rapidly expanding portion of the population--until recently has been the least understood patient group treated in the dental office. During the last decade, the special dental care needs of geriatric patients have been the subject of many research efforts.
P S, Hurst, W C, Noblett
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Graduate Education in Geriatric Dentistry
Gerodontology, 1985Guidelines for training in geriatric dentistry for graduate dental programs remain to be established. In spite of this many postdoctoral programs in general dentistry and the dental specialties include a variety of clinical, research, and didactic activities pertinent to dental care for older adults in their curricula.
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Ethical Issues in Geriatric Dentistry
Gerodontology, 1987Ethical issues involved in providing dental care to geriatric patients have generally been ignored in the practice and academic literatures. Elderly patients require special ethical consideration because of increased burden of illness, sensory deficits which may interfere with symptom interpretation and communication, fiscal constraints and ageism ...
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Dentistry in the Geriatric Dog
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1981openaire +2 more sources