Showing posts with label dental. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dental. Show all posts
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Wisdom Teeth Removal Is Contributing To The Opioid Crisis, Experts Warn
Wisdom Teeth Removal Is Contributing To The Opioid Crisis, Experts Warn by CBS News. August 21, 2019.
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Keeping Tooth Alive After Root Canal
Biomaterial Could Keep Tooth Alive After Root Canal. American Chemical Society/Science. August 22, 2018.
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Separation Of Dental Care From The Rest Of Healthcare: The Case Of Medicare
Medicare Doesn't Equal Dental Care. That Can Be A Big Problem by Austin Frakt. The New York Times. March 19, 2018.
Wednesday, February 21, 2018
Dental Inequality: Health, Job, Medicaid Impacts
How Dental Inequality Hurts Americans by Austin Frakt. The New York Times. February 19, 2018.
Wednesday, August 3, 2016
Benefits Of Flossing Are Questionable
Feeling Guilty About Not Flossing? Maybe There's Not Need by Catherine Saint Louis. The New York Times. August 2, 2016
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Scope Of Practice Struggle In Georgia Dental Health
Lawmaker Blasts Dental Group Over Hygienist Bill by Andy Miller. Georgia Health News. January 27, 2016
Friday, October 2, 2015
Insured People Skimping On Dental Care Because Of Cost
People With Insurance Often Still Have Unmet Dental Needs, Survey Finds by Michelle Andrews. October 2, 2015.
Saturday, May 30, 2015
Dental Care In Georgia Ranks Low In Number of Dentists; Barriers To Dental Care Numerous
Report: Georgia Ranks Low In Availability Of Dentists by Michelle Wirth. WABE. May 29, 2015.
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Historical Documents Show How Sugar Industry Shaped Government Prevention Strategies Away From Decreased Consumption
Sugar Industry Influenced Research On Cavity Prevention by Liz Szabo. USA TODAY. March 10, 2015.
Saturday, January 3, 2015
Homebound Seniors' Nutrition Often Suffers Because Of Dental Needs, Addressed In Program
Tending To Unmet Dental Needs, A Root Of Elder Hunger by Colleen Wilson. The Wall Street Journal. January 1, 2014.
Monday, November 17, 2014
Use Of Dental Services Tends To Foreshadow Economic Trends
The Dental Index suggests Economic Pain Ahead by Eric Chemi. Bloomberg Businessweek. October 9, 2014.
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
A Call For Action On The Most Common Non-Communicable Disease In The World
Dental, Nutrition Experts Call For Radical Rethink On Free Sugar Intake. Science Daily. September 15, 2014.
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Volunteering For Dental Care
Will Work For Dental: A New Health Care Model? by Phil Galewitz. Delaware Online/Kaiser Health News. November 16, 2013.
(1) The use of dental services has __________ significantly since 2007.
(2) ______ % of U.S. residents saw a dentist in 2011. _______ of low income adults younger than 65 lack dental coverage.
(3) The number of dental visits to hospital ERs __________ from _________ in 2000 to ________ in 2010.
(4) How is the Michigan program financed?
(1) The use of dental services has __________ significantly since 2007.
(2) ______ % of U.S. residents saw a dentist in 2011. _______ of low income adults younger than 65 lack dental coverage.
(3) The number of dental visits to hospital ERs __________ from _________ in 2000 to ________ in 2010.
(4) How is the Michigan program financed?
Friday, August 9, 2013
Lack Of Oral Care In Nursing Facilities: "An Epidemic That's Almost Universally Overlooked"
In Nursing Homes, An Epidemic Of Poor Dental Hygiene by Catherine Saint Louis. The New York times. August 4, 2013.
(1) Nursing aides in nursing facilities are swamped with other tasks and brushing of teeth often ___________________________.
(2) Residents with dementia often _________ routine dental hygiene.
(3) A quote from an academic dentist: "........... you can measure the quality of a nursing home by ______________________.
(4) Lack of daily oral care in nursing facilities may be contributing to ____________, the leading killer of institutionalized older people.
(5) True or False: There is no national assessment of oral health in nursing homes.
(6) True or False: It is a federally mandated requirement that nursing home residents who cannot brush their teeth for themselves should have their teeth brushed for them.
(7) Older Americans are more likely than ever to retain ______________.
(8) Nearly two-thirds of long-term residents in nursing homes have _________ and resist oral care.
(9) Natural teeth are ______________ for nursing home staff to take care than dentures.
(10) Approximately ____________ deaths by pneumonia in a nursing home could be prevented by improving oral hygiene according to one study.
(11) True or False: Medicare covers routine dental care like cleanings and fillings.
(12)
(1) Nursing aides in nursing facilities are swamped with other tasks and brushing of teeth often ___________________________.
(2) Residents with dementia often _________ routine dental hygiene.
(3) A quote from an academic dentist: "........... you can measure the quality of a nursing home by ______________________.
(4) Lack of daily oral care in nursing facilities may be contributing to ____________, the leading killer of institutionalized older people.
(5) True or False: There is no national assessment of oral health in nursing homes.
(6) True or False: It is a federally mandated requirement that nursing home residents who cannot brush their teeth for themselves should have their teeth brushed for them.
(7) Older Americans are more likely than ever to retain ______________.
(8) Nearly two-thirds of long-term residents in nursing homes have _________ and resist oral care.
(9) Natural teeth are ______________ for nursing home staff to take care than dentures.
(10) Approximately ____________ deaths by pneumonia in a nursing home could be prevented by improving oral hygiene according to one study.
(11) True or False: Medicare covers routine dental care like cleanings and fillings.
(12)
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