Importance of Oral Health Essay

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    Health Belief Model The medical field is constantly changing and improving. It seems as if each time we go to the doctor we are being informed of a new method or screening that can be done to prevent certain diseases or illnesses. Insurance companies are trying their best to keep up with the latest technology and most try to provide a preventative care option. However, regardless of the cost to the patient, the patient has to feel confident that these screenings are worth their time and that…

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    Oral Hygiene Aids AbdulJabar Ali Almani 17 oct, 2016 M011442005 Alwaleed2016@yahoo.com Oral hygiene is a tool used to clean teeth and mouth from dental plaque (material alba) to get excellent hygiene. Gingivitis, periodontitis, caries and halitosis are the most common problems will be formed if not that occur if oral hygiene instructions are not followed . In addition, visit dental clinics twice a year There are many types of oral hygiene aids for home care Dental floss Dental floss is the…

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    One health area that is usually ignored is sexual health. Most people and studies often focus on physical, mental or spiritual health but forget to take into account sexual health. This is especially true for young adults, a population that has been affected the hardest by an increase in STD diagnosis. STDs or Sexually transmitted diseases are infections that are passed from one person to another during sexual behaviors. Gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis and HIV are among the most commonly…

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    The hygienist continued on with the appointment the patient then admitted to the use of the products. The hygienist should also inform the dentist of the oral exam findings and the patients use of tobacco products and marijuana. It is important for the hygienist and dentist to know these things because they affect the patient’s health and could affect certain treatment that they might need to provide to the patient. Gather Relevant Information There could be a reason that Jacob doesn’t…

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    Chesterton once famously stated, “man does not live by soap alone; and hygiene, or even health, is not much good unless [man] can take a healthy view of it”(Chesterton), just like a person cannot be healthy without hygiene and cannot be hygienic without being healthy. Because “more than [two hundred] million children under [five] years fail to reach their potential in cognitive development due to poor health and nutrition, and deficient care"(Grantham-McGregor), it is very important that…

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    their children or not. Parents are afraid to vaccinate their children because of religious or political beliefs, concerns or misunderstanding. Nonetheless, the World should be reinforcing the importance of vaccinating children. Maciosek, Edwards, and Coffield, says that one of the best ways to prevent health problems is by vaccination as stated in (Kharbanda & Kahn, 2010). Why Children are Not…

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    frequently leads to serious health outcomes and safety concerns. To resolve this on-going issue of risky sexual behaviors, programs are beginning to be implemented in schools to provide adolescents with information on how to be safe, unsafe sex consequences, and how to reduce risks for STIs and unintended pregnancies. Problem Unprotected sex is defined as having vaginal, anal, or oral sex without using a condom (AVERT). Unprotected sex is becoming an increasingly common health concern and…

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    THE IMPORTANCE OF CULTIVATING A LIFESTYLE OF CONSISTENT HEALTH CHECKS. To get rich, never you risk your health, for it is the truth, that health is the wealth of wealth. Richard Baker Success is the ultimate goal of an average sane being. However, several people; even the elite too; in their quest for this goal, work conscientiously, without the consciousness of the need to check, possibly sharpen and oil the tools with which they toil, and thus, in several pitiable cases, toil hazardously…

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    at how. The importance of good dental hygiene Whenever we speak about bypassing issues with oral health, maintaining them clean is an essential thing, undoubtedly. Bacteria can’t exist for very long in a clean mouth. Teeth which are cleaned…

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    Qualitative research in dental public health: roles, problems and contributions to evidence-based dentistry 1. Introduction Qualitative research is relatively uncommon in health care research, however it is now receiving recognition and increasingly used in health care research with social and cultural dimensions (Al-Busaidi 2008). In dentistry, the potential of qualitative research is enormous and only a few dental studies have been conducted using qualitative research methods (Stewart et al.…

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