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    My public health concern is the oral hygiene of males lag behind that of females. This health disparity among the male community indicates that oral hygiene isn’t perceived to be as important to men as it is to women. According to BottomLine Inc. (et, al 2016), men are far less likely to schedule regular appointments to see the dentist compared to women. Men also tend to skimp on their basic brushing and flossing routines. Nearly nine out of ten of women brush their teeth two or more times each day and over half of them floss at least once per day. The statistics for men are quite different. Only 66% of men brush their teeth twice a day or more and less than half of them floss their teeth at least once a day. It has also been found that men…

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    The career I am researching is a dental hygienist. Although my NCC career interest results did not suggest this career for me, it is still something I am passionate about and want to pursue for the rest of my life. Dental hygiene is located in the Health Science field under the Nebraska Career Connections diagram, and is specifically identified as a “Therapeutic Service.” Dental hygiene has been around since the late 1800s, and is still evolving today, due to new technological advancements.…

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    Iraq Oral Health

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    limited publication had contributed widely to the obscured view of dental health in Iraq. The counting displacement issue within the country has played an important part in the difficulties of reporting the Iraqi’s dental health. Most of the available publication of child dental health limited to the 12 year-olds children in Bagdad province, while other age categories have reported in few occasion 41-43. All of which created the uncompleted picture of Iraq child dental health. There is only one…

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    Dentist Research Paper

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    reading an article from adldentallabs, I discovered plentiful tasks that dentists execute. First, they detect different oral diseases varying from gingivitis to hypertension. Second, diagnosing problems affecting their lips, tongue, jaw, and teeth could save a patient from receiving dentures. Third, they perform cosmetic procedures that physically improve a patient’s appearance such as braces or whitening agents, which results in more self-confidence. Fourth, restoring people’s oral cavities by…

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    (Wikipedia, 2014) giving a glimpse into the history of oral hygiene. Oral health may still play a role in social status; whether or not your family can afford braces when you’re in grammar school, or if you pay out of pocket for whitening services. Not all procedures are available to all, but the need for a healthy mouth has been instilled in us for many years and is now a standard in most households in the U.S. Everyone has a toothbrush. Deciding on a concentration segmentation strategy to…

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    Diabetes Association, “when the body does not produce insulin. Insulin is a hormone that the body needs to get glucose from the bloodstream into the cells of the body” ("Type 1 Diabetes). “This disease affects 1.4 million people every year,” and “is the seventh leading cause of death in the United” ("Statistics About Diabetes).” Here are the signs, symptoms, prognosis and ways to treat Type 1 diabetes because there is no cure. Type 1 Diabetes can affect the oral cavity causing thrush, dry mouth,…

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    Smoking is one of the most significant systemic risk factors associated with the development of gum disease (Research, 2013). Over the past two decades, the percentile of daily smokers over the age of 18 has decreased from 23.8% in 1995 to 14.5% of individuals in the years 2014-15 (Statistics, 2015). Prochaska and DiClemente developed the trans-theoretical model which uses the stages of change model; pre-contemplation, contemplation, preparation, action and maintenance, to create an integrated…

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    The Surgeon General reports, “Oral health means much more than healthy teeth.” Teeth are such an important tool to not only eating but the first step of the digestive process. With that said, teeth isn’t the only thing to take care of in the mouth, there are many more steps to be taken to have good oral health besides brushing teeth. Healthy teeth are a good start to oral health but it isn’t everything. As many may already know as people age their oral health declines. People can alter this…

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    Diabetes mellitus is a growing epidemic that severely affects the overall health of the body. Diabetes is the failure of the pancreas hormone insulin to manage blood glucose adequately. In the article “Diabetes: Symptoms, Causes and Treatments.” Markus McGill states that “Insulin is a hormone that is produced in the pancreas” (MacGill.1). , which helps regulate the release of glucose in the blood and muscles. Insulin is essential in converting food to energy. Diabetes a disorder that affects…

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    Dental conditions Dental conditions in children aged 0 to 4 years, had become a significant health issue in Ballarat. The statistic of Hospital admissions due to dental conditions 2011-2012 shown that 12.3% of children in Ballarat have dental conditions such as dental caries that leads to tooth decay. The number of children in Ballarat with the dental conditions is double the average of Victoria, which is only 4.3%. Dental caries commonly caused by: - consuming food and drinks…

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