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The Importance of Epidemiology in Dental Medicine

The importance of epidemiology in dental medicine

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Page 1: The importance of epidemiology in dental medicine

The Importance of Epidemiology in Dental Medicine

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dental caries periodontal diseases 60-90% 5-20%

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General Health Directory oral health promotion and oral disease prevention

programmme

food oral hygiene

incidence prevalence

percentage dental caries

database

oral health care

Treatment prevention

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Epidemiology: definition and importance in Health Sciences

distribution determinantsapplication

discover causesunderstanding

planning assessment

occurrence process death risk situations strategies

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Epidemiology in oral health research12 years old

permanent teeth

global monitoring age dental caries oral pathologies

DMFT index decayed missing filled teeth

GIS statistical methods data’s strength

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Epidemiology in Oral Sciences

preventableoral hygiene, regular dental appointments, application of fluoride products and fissure sealants.

three objectives

prevalence risk factors

causes

plan/ manage programmes prevention treatment

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The importance of epidemiological research for clinical dental practice

understandinginsights

devising assessing caries control

process cariessociety distribution

various

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Conclusions

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