Titlebook: Risk Assessment in Oral Health; A Concise Guide for Iain L.C. Chapple,Panos N. Papapanou Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Ris

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Impact of Risk-Based Prevention on Public Oral Healthposed to preventive programs through the public dental health. The programs include education in oral health (diet, hygiene measures, and tobacco use), fluoride application, and fissure sealants for permanent molars. Repeated epidemiological studies of the population in J?nk?ping, Sweden, show a dra

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Caries Risk Assessment in routine patient care, its formal, objective and recorded implementation in everyday practice seems less common. The aim of this chapter is to review the science and evidence behind the CRA process for use in general oral healthcare practice. It is concluded that the beneficial effects of CRA cle

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Risk Assessment in Oral Cancerd risk of developing oral potentially malignant disorders and oral cancer. A patient diagnosed with a potentially malignant disorder is logically at higher risk, particularly if the lesion exhibits epithelial dysplasia. Evidence-based strategies are available to reduce risks over time. Knowledge of

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Risk Assessment for Behaviour Changecations of risk assessment research in medical and oral health settings, concluding with work that shows how risk assessment can be used chairside to bring about behaviour change in patients with signs of periodontal disease.

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Risk Driven Care Pathways in Publicly Funded Care a consideration of need and demand in this approach, but traditionally the focus has been on treatment for disease once it is present. Arguments both economic and moral have been advanced for predicting and preventing disease as an effective and complementary approach. The ability to do this hinges

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