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Work shadowing in dental teaching practices: evaluation results of a collaborative study between university and general dental practices
... During the conception of this study, it was initially limited to a work shadowing period, i.e. the observation and attendance of treatment situations. The independent treat- ment of patients in the teaching practice or ...
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CAUSES FOR EXTRACTION OF PERMANENT TEETH IN GENERAL DENTAL PRACTICES IN YEMEN
... In the current study, males comprised 53.6% of patients and they had more teeth extracted (61.8%) than females (p < 0.001). According to Table 1, the rate of teeth extracted on the day of the survey was 2.1±0.1 in ...
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PRACTICES OF STERILIZATION TECHNIQUES AT DENTAL CLINICS OF KARACHI, PAKISTAN
... 150 dental practices of the town were selected, owned or run by qualified ...from dental practitioners and owners of the ...five dental house officers of Karachi Medical & ...
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Patient satisfaction with care by dental therapists.
... a dental therapist, compared to a ...attending dental therapists was lower than for dentists, and it is possible that non-responders are less satisfied with ...attending dental practices: it ...
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Comparison of clinical and dental panoramic findings: a practice-based crossover study
... in dental practices with currently available DPRs in terms of an assessment of healthy or carious, as well as restorative and prosthetically sufficient or insufficiently treated ...
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Ocular health practices by dental surgeons in Southern Nigeria
... [5-7]. Dental professionals are among the occupational groups that experience ocular injuries and problems as they perform their daily dental works ...their practices with majority of them occurring ...
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... of dental practices relative to population can also be seen in other ...to dental services was also assessed using the spatial approach, in a second study from Ohio, again finding similar ...
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Reductions in dental decay in 3-year old children in Greater Glasgow and Clyde: repeated population inspection studies over four years
... Duties Dental Nurses and community-based Dental Health Support ...the dental practice ...visit dental practice or via individually tailored home-support by the support workers, working as part ...
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Factors associated with severe deep neck space infections: targeting multiple fronts
... Previously established risk factors for DNSIs have in- cluded peritonsillar infections, upper respiratory tract infections, poor oral health, odontogenic infection, intravenous drug use (IVDU) or other substance abuse, ...
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Models of practice organisation using dental therapists: English case studies.
... Six dental practices were studied: 2 small practices (defined as having 2 whole-time- equivalent [WTE] dentists or less), 2 medium practices (with 3-4 WTE dentists) and 2 large ...
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Effectiveness of a quality management program in dental care practices
... of dental practices volunteering for the first round of the European Practice ...motivates practices to change [38], there is no reliable evidence from this study about the impact on clinical ...
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Attitude and practice of dental surgeons towards pharmaceutical companies’ marketing gifts
... In medicine, awareness of the ethical implica- tions of such gifts has been raised for the past few decades and a code of ethics has been formulated for interaction between medical practitioners and pharmaceutical ...
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Improving Customer Experience in Mental Health Service: A case Study of Ivy Willis House
... The commission is saddled with the responsibility to inspect hospitals, care homes, dental and GP practices and other similar institutions in England with the aim to International Journa[r] ...
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Dental skill mix: a cross-sectional analysis of delegation practices between dental and dental hygiene-therapy students involved in team training in the South of England
... a dental hygiene-therapist was delegated at a higher rate than restorative ...of dental hygiene- therapists to health promotion, including clinical preven- tion, is considered vital for contemporary ...
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... relieve dental pain is another constant in these studies; their importance varies significantly depending on the epidemiological subpopulations under ...identify practices such as the use of home remedies ...
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Ahlawat
... The high prevalence of dental caries in our study may be due to poor oral hygiene and improper dietary habits. The reason for bad oral hygiene may be due to intermittent availability of tooth paste, the children ...
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Knowledge, Attitude and Counselling practices related to tobacco usage among Dental surgeons and students in and around ACDS, Andhra Pradesh, India
... and dental students are not aware of this (Nearly 85% of the sample has reported in the present study that they were not aware of Fragerstrom test for Nicotine ...
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Correlation of decayed, missing and filled teeth with risk factors for dental caries in children attending outpatient department in tertiary care hospital
... 3-spontaneous bleeding. In children and their mothers, Streptococcus mutans and Lactobacillus counts in saliva were determined using chairside test CRT bacteria (Ivoclar Vivadent, Liechtenstein). Saliva was collected ...
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Practices and opinions on nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation from dentists licensed to perform relative analgesia in Brazil
... their practices and opinions regarding ...between practices and opinions, a k-means clusters analysis was used to divide the group for statistical ...in dental settings (p < ...
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Assessing sterilization and infection control practices: the case of private dental practitioners in east Delhi region
... American Dental Association recommends that all instruments, burs, mirrors, bands, and other devices used in intraoral treatments be sterilized by one of these four methods: Steam autoclaves, Dry heat ovens, ...
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