...associated with mental illness are factors that contribute to inadequate self-care and the regular use of dental health services. Behavior factors may lead to poor compliance, unreliable attendance, and late...

...be careful in applying pressure because it is easy to remove too much of the blade’s face, rendering the instrument useless. SHARPENING SERVICES Professional services are available where clinicians mail...

...and oral health services; refer children to local physicians, dentists, speech therapists, etc, for any additionally needed services; and participate in community activities to promote health. Fortunately, we are seeing...

...All aspects of health care—including dental care—must adapt to improve cultural competency. While cultural initiatives are common in education, social services, law, and medicine, related educational resources in dentistry…

...recognized the increased market demand for preventive health care services, as well as the financial gain inherent in employing additional personnel to provide these services, and thus, encouraged the move...