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Impact of opioid abuse on oral health: a retrospective cohort study. [PDF]

Front Oral Health
Smeda M, Knogl C, Müller K, Stahl M, Buchalla W, Keim L, Piendl U, Wodarz N, Widbiller M.   +8 more
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Bangkok Declaration on Oral Health: A Clarion Call for Action by All Stakeholders. [PDF]

Int Dent J
Samaranayake L, Phantumvanit P, Varenne B.   +2 more
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Effectiveness of Different Comprehendible Oral Health Education Systems on Oral Health Status among Visually Challenged Individuals - A Systematic Review.

J Pharm Bioallied Sci
Ragavane P, Murugaboopathy V, Chandrasekaran P, Murugappan S, Sidhu L, Pauljoseph AH, Kaviashika G.   +6 more
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Measuring oral health: The Physical Oral Health Index

Journal of Dentistry, 2022
Oral health is an important component of a person's general health. Studies focusing on this issue need valid and reliable tools to assess oral health. Aim was to develop a comprehensive measure for physical oral health and to establish its measurement properties.The construct physical oral health was defined based on a systematic literature review and
Daniel R, Reissmann, Ghazal, Aarabi, Martin, Härter, Guido, Heydecke, Levente, Kriston   +4 more
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Genetics and oral health*

Australian Dental Journal, 1987
AbstractGenetic factors determine the potential of the final morphology of the teeth and jaws, and of the primary and secondary palates, the resistance to caries, and the composition of heritable components of saliva. Recent developments in chromosome analysis have augmented the interpretation of some genetic factors in dentistry, and have expanded ...
Pearn, John, Gage, John
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Oral Health and Oral Health Promotion

2008
World Health Organization recognizes oral health as an important component of general health, and furthermore, oral health is essential for well-being. The majority of oral diseases is related to lifestyles and reducing these mostly chronic diseases relies much on changing behaviour.
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Bone health and oral health

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2007
Low bone mass in the skeleton, which increases the risk of osteoporotic fracture, also may be associated with periodontal bone loss and tooth loss. Osteoporosis and periodontal disease share several common risk factors, including older age, smoking and perhaps insufficient dietary intakes of calcium and vitamin D.Research supports the idea that ...
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Clinical oral health status and adult perceptions of oral health

Social Science & Medicine. Medical Psychology and Medical Sociology, 1980
Abstract Many studies have demonstrated the importance of health perceptions in predicting and illness behavior, especially the use of health services. Despite the theoretical importance of this concept, the critical determinants of health perceptions have not yet been identified.
H.L. Bailit, S.T. Reisine
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