Dental Health Awareness Programme,KEMU,Mayo Hospital lahore (initiate and pre...rabia zulfiqar
we are pioneer of this programm, i thought people should know about their dental & oral problems. & their harmful effects. so , we took step to initiate this programe. hopefully it will be successfull & benificial for others.
Pulp therapy for the baby bottle syndromeJake_Berry
Children’s oral health is as important as our own. They are susceptible to teeth decay the same way we are, and it is important to pay attention to their teeth as early as possible.
"Early Oral Health" and what parents need to know discusses some of the ways to help your children's oral health, even before they are born. Presented for the first time at Isis Maternity in Needham, MA by Dr. Femina Ali.
Dental Health Awareness Programme,KEMU,Mayo Hospital lahore (initiate and pre...rabia zulfiqar
we are pioneer of this programm, i thought people should know about their dental & oral problems. & their harmful effects. so , we took step to initiate this programe. hopefully it will be successfull & benificial for others.
Pulp therapy for the baby bottle syndromeJake_Berry
Children’s oral health is as important as our own. They are susceptible to teeth decay the same way we are, and it is important to pay attention to their teeth as early as possible.
"Early Oral Health" and what parents need to know discusses some of the ways to help your children's oral health, even before they are born. Presented for the first time at Isis Maternity in Needham, MA by Dr. Femina Ali.
Over a quarter of five-year-olds in the UK suffer from tooth decay – but fewer than ten percent of those children have been treated. It is important for your children to get into good habits early when it comes to their oral health. Dental problems can seriously affect them for the rest of their life, leading to pain, discomfort, and years of expensive medical procedures. With dental care free on the NHS until the age of 18, there really is no reason for a child’s teeth to be neglected.
Like so many aspects of a child’s development, the early stages are vital. It is better to prevent tooth decay than to cure it, and the sooner you set things in place, the quicker everything will become part of their daily routine.
So, get your child brushing! They’ll definitely thank you later when they have all their teeth in later life.
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The health of the mouth and surrounding
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health and well-being. Oral
and craniofacial diseases and conditions include:
-- Dental caries (tooth decay)
-- Periodontal (gum) diseases
-- Cleft lip and palate
-- Oral and facial pain
-- Oral and pharyngeal (mouth and throat)
cancers
The significant improvement in the oral health of Americans over the past 50 years is a public health success story. Most of the gains are a result of effective prevention and treatment efforts. One major success is community water fluoridation, which now benefits about 7 out of 10 Americans who get water through public water systems.
However, some Americans do not have access to preventive programs. People who have the least access to preventive services and dental treatment have greater rates of oral diseases. A person’s ability to access oral health care is associated with factors such as education level, income, race, and ethnicity.
Objectives in this topic area address a number of areas for public health improvement, including the need to:
-- Increase awareness of the importance of oral health to overall health and well-being.
-- Increase acceptance and adoption of effective preventive interventions.
-- Reduce disparities in access to effective preventive and dental treatment services.
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Dr. Janet Bauer of Loma Linda University addresses the growing issue of dental neglect in seniors, particularly those in early to mid-stage dementia who can no longer practice good dental hygeine without assistance. The presentation was part of the June 7, 2013 Glenner Symposium on Elder Abuse and Neglect for San Diego County health care professionals.
Over a quarter of five-year-olds in the UK suffer from tooth decay – but fewer than ten percent of those children have been treated. It is important for your children to get into good habits early when it comes to their oral health. Dental problems can seriously affect them for the rest of their life, leading to pain, discomfort, and years of expensive medical procedures. With dental care free on the NHS until the age of 18, there really is no reason for a child’s teeth to be neglected.
Like so many aspects of a child’s development, the early stages are vital. It is better to prevent tooth decay than to cure it, and the sooner you set things in place, the quicker everything will become part of their daily routine.
So, get your child brushing! They’ll definitely thank you later when they have all their teeth in later life.
The journey to having healthy teeth for life begins even before birth. What can you do, both during and after pregnancy, to help your child get off to a great start? This session will cover steps to take during pregnancy to keep gums and teeth healthy, how a mother’s oral health can affect her baby, caring for infant and toddler teeth (and making it fun), nutrition for healthy teeth, and cavity prevention. Dr. Femina Ali of Wellesley Dental Group will also answer some of the most common questions on bottle use, teething, dental injuries, and pacifier use.
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The health of the mouth and surrounding
craniofacial (skull and face) structures is central to a person’s overall
health and well-being. Oral
and craniofacial diseases and conditions include:
-- Dental caries (tooth decay)
-- Periodontal (gum) diseases
-- Cleft lip and palate
-- Oral and facial pain
-- Oral and pharyngeal (mouth and throat)
cancers
The significant improvement in the oral health of Americans over the past 50 years is a public health success story. Most of the gains are a result of effective prevention and treatment efforts. One major success is community water fluoridation, which now benefits about 7 out of 10 Americans who get water through public water systems.
However, some Americans do not have access to preventive programs. People who have the least access to preventive services and dental treatment have greater rates of oral diseases. A person’s ability to access oral health care is associated with factors such as education level, income, race, and ethnicity.
Objectives in this topic area address a number of areas for public health improvement, including the need to:
-- Increase awareness of the importance of oral health to overall health and well-being.
-- Increase acceptance and adoption of effective preventive interventions.
-- Reduce disparities in access to effective preventive and dental treatment services.
http://www.healthypeople.gov/2020/topicsobjectives2020/overview.aspx?topicid=32
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Laurent smartpitch2015 ppt
1. UNSPOKEN SMILES
JEAN PAUL LAURENT
Founder & President
HEALTHCARE TRACK
GENERAL GRAND PRIZE TRACK
“Behindeverysinglesmile,thereisanunspokenstory.”
#Smartpitch2015
2. THE PROBLEM
• Tooth decay is a
worldwide chronic,
infectious disease, that if
left untreated progresses
steadily after teeth erupt
• According to W.H.O. 60-
90% of school children in
impoverished countries
e.g. Haiti are living with
untreated dental cavities
DENTAL DISEASES
3. THE SOLUTION
O
• Promoting Oral Health Education for all children
B
• Incorporate supervised TOOTHBRUSHING
technique in primary schools’ curriculum
D
• Giving children access to ORAL HYGIENE KITS and
SERVICES through our foundation
D
• Emphasize the importance of proper NUTRITION
Our mission is to create access to dental care by focusing on education &
disease prevention in underserved communities of Haiti.
4. COMMITMENT IMPACT
“RevolutioninCommunitydentalhealth.”
• Improve Oral Health
Wehavehelpedover1000Haitiankids,brushbetter,improvetheirteeth,andpracticegoodoralhygiene.
• Youth empowerment (30/30 Campaign)
Pilot micro-project using Dentists/Dental hygienists to train youth dental health outreach workers with the
ability to give back to their communities.
• Creating Change
Reduction of oral disease throughout the affected communities and promotion of healthy habits for life.
5. TARGET AUDIENCE
Unspoken Smiles plan to use a direct
approach to increase its exposure among
prospective customers:
• Socially
Concerned
Customers
• Dentists
• Primary
schools
6. MARKET
Selling dental products or services are among the broadest
sectors whose market consists of not just the U.S. but the
entire world.
• Socially
conscious
consumers
• Local
Vendors
• Health &
Beauty Stores
• E-commerce
• Dentists
7. COST ESTIMATE OF PILOT PROJECT
Toachievethefoundation’sobjectives,UnspokenSmiles isseeking$30,000intotalfundingthrough
grantmoniestocovertrainingcost,payfor dentaltreatment andotherfeesassociatedwiththe
program.
UNSPOKEN SMILES
INSTITUTE
“ Ending the
shortage of dentists
to meet the needs of
the population.”
DENTAL
ASSISTANT
TRAINING
10K
DENTAL
OUTREACH
SERVICES
15K
DENTAL
SUPPLIES
SHIPMENTS &
FEES
5K
8. THE NEXT PHASE TO SCALE
• Replicate pilot
phase to
different region
in Haiti
• Developing the
school-base
curriculum
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