'Oral health risk assessment' diaporamas de présentation

CHS 483 Lecture 2 By Dr. Ebtisam Fetohy

CHS 483 Lecture 2 By Dr. Ebtisam Fetohy. Health professionals should refer infants to a dentist for an oral examination 6 months after the first tooth erupts or by age 12 months (whichever comes first) .

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Dental Facts for the Frontline

Dental Facts for the Frontline. Danielle G. Dooley, MD, MPhil, FAAP Pediatrician Unity Health Care. Is Your Child Care, Practice or Organization Dental-Friendly?. Education Preparation Prevention. Are You Advocating for Oral Health?. Ways child care providers can advocate:

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Learning Outcomes

Learning Outcomes. Summarise the importance of the different oral care forms Carry out an Oral Health Risk assessment Describe the techniques and strategies that may help those residents with Dementia, with specific reference to those resisting oral care

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Oral Health Risk Assessment

Oral Health Risk Assessment. Paula Duncan, MD Oral Health Initiative January 22, 2011. Bright Futures Recommendations. Oral Health Risk Assessment recommended at 6 & 9 months or until a dental home is established Refer to dental home at 12 months. Screening Goals .

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Introduction of Priority Oral Health Risk Assessment and Referral Tool- PORRT

Introduction of Priority Oral Health Risk Assessment and Referral Tool- PORRT. Kelly Close, RDH, MHA Larry Myers, DDS, MPH Marston Crawford, MD, FAAP. Evolution of PORRT. Carolina Dental Home (CDH). Pilot project in Craven, Pamlico, and Jones Counties

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INFANT ORAL HEALTH

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An Assessment of First Dental Visits Between Birth and the 1 st Year, Utah 2001-2005

An Assessment of First Dental Visits Between Birth and the 1 st Year, Utah 2001-2005. Shaheen Hossain, PhD Karen L. Zinner, MPH Peggy A. Bowman RDH, BA Steven Steed, DDS Gail Rapp, MS 11th Annual Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Conference, Miami 2005. Presentation outline. Policy.

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General Dentistry: Infant Oral Health Intervention

General Dentistry: Infant Oral Health Intervention. Oral Health Risk Assessment. Low Caries Risk. Moderate or High Caries Risk. Tx cavitated lesion if present. Benign Floral Enhancement:

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