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Dr Daniel Nightingale. The Pocket Guide to Mouth and Dental Hygiene in Dementia Care
Contents
Introduction
CHAPTER 1. The Impact of Neglected. Oral Hygiene
Solution
CHAPTER 2. Tips and Tricks for. Optimal Oral Care
Spotlighting
Strategy
Action
Outcome
CHAPTER 3. Proactive Dental. and Oral Care
CHAPTER 4. Prioritizing Oral. Care Needs
Assess
Plan
Implement
Evaluate
Tips for meeting oral hygiene needs
Early stage unassisted brushing tips
Advanced stage assistance and brushing someone’s teeth
CHAPTER 5. How to Spot Oral Disease. and Action Interventions
CHAPTER 6. Oral Care and. Mental Health
Defining adequate oral hygiene and dental care
Key challenges
Family and professionals involved
Cultural beliefs and personal bias
Managing impact of disease
CHAPTER 7. The Positive Dental. Experience
CHAPTER 8. Interactive Case Studies. Case study 1: Harold Moon
Suggested shared action plan for Harold
Case study 2: Colin Hindle
Suggested shared action plan for Colin
Case study 3: Molly Saunders
Suggested shared action plan for Molly
CHAPTER 9. General Questions. and Answers
Question 1
Question 2
Question 3
Question 4
Question 5
References
Index
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THE POCKET GUIDE
to MOUTH and
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When you have a healthy mouth, you can speak, smile, eat and drink. An unhealthy mouth means discomfort, severe pain and disease.
Good general health is about so much more than a nice smile and healthy teeth and gums, since the mouth is a primary entry point into the body. Poor oral health can have negative consequences throughout the entire body. Teeth that ache, gums that bleed and breath that smells are all indicators of poor oral health. Bacteria from the mouth can easily get into the bloodstream or lungs and spread infection and inflammation throughout the body.
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