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Oral health in a women's prison unit
Mara Ilka H de Medeiros Batista; Marcília Ribeiro Paulino; Alessandra de a Tavares Carvalho
Our Knowledge Publishing
2024
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Oral Genodermatoses
Shaik Mobeen; Nalluri Meghana; Nimmy Fernandez
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2025
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Oral Functionality in Edentulous Patients
Diptesh Rami; Rajesh Sethuraman; Bhagyashree Sutaria
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2024
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This study evaluates the association between oral stereognostic ability (OSA), salivary flow (SF), and masticatory effectiveness (ME) in edentulous patients using conventional complete dentures. OSA was tested with 12 shaped pieces, SF by chewing paraffin wax, and ME by chewing gum and recording the weight loss of the sweetener. Measurements were taken before denture insertion and after 6 months of denture use. Statistical analysis with paired t-tests and Pearson correlations was conducted. The findings showed negligible correlations between OSA and SF, and between SF and ME. However, a moderate positive correlation was observed between OSA and ME. This suggests that while OSA and SF, and SF and ME may not be strongly related, OSA and ME are moderately correlated. The study concludes that there is some interaction between these factors, indicating that OSA and ME could be more closely linked in denture wearers. Further research with a larger sample is needed to explore these relationships more comprehensively.
The Oral Cavity Is One Of The Most Complex Microbial Habotats. In The Human Body The Terminology Used To Describe Microorganisms In The Oral Cavity Refers To The Oral Microflora.In The Future, It May Be Feasible To Target Treatment More Specifically To Particular Pathogens Or More Imaginative Approaches Could Be Used To Prevent Dis So, In This Context The Outcome Of The Current Clinical Trial With Bacteriocin-producing Non-acidogenic But Lightly Competitive Strains Of S. Mutans Will Be A Great Relevance.
Oral Health Considerations in the Aging Population
Manu Rathee; Pritish Dixit; Sarthak Singh Tomar
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2024
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'Oral Health Considerations in the Aging Population' aims to lucidly and briefly summarize the changes that occur in oral anatomy and physiology with the advancement of age. In addition, the book strives to bring the attention of the reader to the challenges that exist in the management of the oral healthcare needs of the ever-increasing demographic group of the aging population. A summary of the impact of oral health impairment on the quality of life of the elderly as well as the existing means of evaluation of the quality of dental care and management of the healthcare needs of the elderly has also been elucidated.
Oral Manifestations and Complications of Diabetes Mellitus
Sayali Sisodiya; Ajay Bhoosreddy; Chetan Bhadage
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2024
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Oral Health Status and Treatment Needs of Sensory Deficits Children
Pallavi Katkam; Manjunath P Puranik; Namita Shanbhag
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2024
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Children play a vital role in the present and future of the nation. Impaired deficits among them can cause an adverse effect upon their ability to perform routine activities typical for the person's stage of development. Oral health is an important aspect of health for all children, and is more important for children with special deficits. Inadequate dental care, poor dental public health measurements, inability to be educated and communicated from the dental professionals may have negative influence on their oral health status which may lead to higher prevalence and severity of oral disease among them when compared to the general population. These individuals' dental health may be influenced by age, severity of impairment, and their living conditions. There is a need of primary dental health care for all children with sensory deficits.
Oral and Maxillofacial Trauma in Pediatric Patients
Priyal Fadia; Vasudha Sodani; Devdatt Sharma
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2024
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This book highlights the types of maxillofacial trauma in children and treatment for the same. It focuses on maxillofacial trauma that refers to injuries to the facial bones and soft tissues, including the jaw, cheeks, nose, and eyes. These injuries can result from various causes, such as accidents, falls, sports injuries, assaults. Pediatric maxillofacial trauma is very common in children proper management and post operative care is required to treat such trauma.
Oral mucosal lesions
Adlin Alvelo Chacón; Yadira Hernández Sosa; Addinay Trujillo Rodríguez
Our Knowledge Publishing
2024
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An osmotic drug delivery system, also known as an osmotic pump, is a system that releases drugs over time through a semi permeable membrane that contains one or more ports. The system is made up of a core containing a drug and an osmogen which is coated with the membrane. The osmogen absorbs water from the surrounding medium through the membrane, which is permeable to water but impermeable to the drug. The drug is released as a solution or suspension over time. Osmotic drug delivery systems are a promising strategy for controlled drug delivery. The system is independent of gut factors and is regulated only by the nature of the formulation. Most drugs used in this type of system have a short half-life, are very potent, and require to be used over long durations.
Oral Health Status and Oral Health Related Quality of Life
Kadeejathul Shahazia; Rekha Shenoy
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2025
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Disabled adults face unique challenges in maintaining good oral health, which significantly impacts their overall quality of life (QoL). The interplay between oral health and QoL is crucial, as poor oral health can contribute to physical, psychological, and social limitations.1. Oral Health ChallengesPhysical Disabilities, Cognitive Disabilities, Sensory Disabilities, Psychiatric Conditions.2. Impact on Quality of Life (QoL)Physical and Functional Limitations, Psychological Effects, Social and Economic Impact.3. Improving Oral Health and QoL: Adaptive Aids, Tailored Dental Care, Education and Support.The oral health of disabled adults is directly linked to their overall quality of life. By addressing the unique barriers they face in maintaining oral health and providing appropriate support, it is possible to significantly improve their physical, psychological, and social well-being.
Oral Hygiene and the Interrelationship with Cardiovascular Diseases
Sardorbek Bobojonov
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2025
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Oral Health Care for Refugees
Badmanaban Krishna Murthy; Manjunath P Puranik; Sowmya K R
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2025
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Refugees are a highly vulnerable population, and many having experienced physical and psychological trauma because of war, traumatic injuries, sexual violence, and gender-based violence. Refugees can be from countries ridden with conflict, poverty or climate change and undertake dangerous journeys to reach a place of relative safety. By having a stronger understanding of the key causes of oral health issues among refugees and asylees in the dental providers can better approach managing care for this vulnerable patient population. The concepts of desensitization and fear reduction utilized for this special population can be applied to managing care for the wider special needs patient community.
ORAL SURGERY in PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
Parita Gadhia; Ruchi Arora
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2025
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Oral Surgery in Pediatric Dentistry involves a range of surgical procedures designed to address dental issues in children, such as tooth extractions, correction of jaw misalignments, or removal of cysts and tumors. It requires specialized techniques tailored to the unique anatomical and developmental needs of young patients. Pediatric oral surgeons focus on minimizing discomfort, managing anxiety, and ensuring safety during procedures. The approach differs from adult dentistry due to the ongoing growth of the child's teeth and bones, making it essential to carefully consider the long-term impact of any surgical intervention. Additionally, effective communication with both the child and their parents is crucial to ensure a positive experience and successful outcome.
Oral Lesion Associated with Covid-19
Gargi Rathod; Monali Shah; Amena Ranginwala
Lap Lambert Academic Publishing
2025
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This book explores the various oral manifestations and complications observed in patients infected with the COVID-19 virus. It covers the impact of the virus on oral health, detailing how the virus can cause specific oral lesions, such as ulcers, lesions in the mouth, and changes in the tongue's appearance. The book examines the pathophysiology behind these oral symptoms and their potential correlation with the severity of the virus, including cases of anosmia (loss of smell), dry mouth (xerostomia), and other oral discomforts that are commonly reported by COVID-19 patients. Additionally, it discusses diagnostic methods for identifying these oral manifestations and offers insights into the treatment and management strategies for these lesions in COVID-19-positive individuals. The book is aimed at healthcare professionals, especially dentists and oral care specialists, to help them understand the relationship between COVID-19 and oral health, ensuring better patient care. In summary, it is an informative resource focusing on the lesser-known oral complications linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Oral candidiasis in diabetics
Ouanassa Hamouda; Nabila Kalla; Ahlem Merzougui
Our Knowledge Publishing
2024
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Oral Health
Jesse Steve Sarmiento; David Cristiano Jiménez; Carlos Alexander Mendoza Jacomino
Our Knowledge Publishing
2025
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This book explores the interdisciplinary relationship between graphic design and dentistry, highlighting how visual tools enhance teaching, clinical practice and communication with patients. Resources such as infographics, 3D models, digital simulators, and advanced technologies such as augmented reality are discussed, emphasizing their ability to simplify complex concepts and foster deeper understanding. In addition, graphic design strategies aimed at personalization, accessibility and inclusion are presented, ensuring materials adapted to diverse audiences.The book also examines the challenges of this integration, including the technology gap and lack of interdisciplinary training, proposing solutions to overcome these barriers and foster collaboration between graphic designers and dentists. Finally, it addresses the future prospects for graphic design in dentistry, positioning it as an essential tool for transforming education, improving knowledge retention and promoting oral health prevention in innovative and effective ways.
