General medicine and surgery for dental practitioners: part 1. History taking and examination of the clothed patient

Greenwood, Mark; Meechan, J G

doi:10.1038/sj.bdj.2014.446

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“…History-taking is an essential prerequisite of medical management. [ 4 ] For the person with diabetes, this forms her/his major contribution to the dynamic, continuous process of diabetes care. A complete history helps in planning a focused physical examination, allows ordering of relevant investigations, and facilitates optimal choice of nonpharmacological as well as drug therapy.…”

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Diabetes therapy by the ear: A bi-directional process

Kalra

Baruah

Das

2015

Indian J Endocr Metab

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Diabetes therapy by the ear: A bi-directional process

Kalra

Baruah

Das

2015

Indian J Endocr Metab

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Dental Abscess in Pediatric Patients

Jenkins¹,

Bresnen²,

Jenkins

et al. 2018

Pediatr Emer Care

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Objectives Neglect is defined as the persistent failure to meet a child or young person's basic physical or psychological needs. Dental caries is explicitly mentioned in guidance on child maltreatment. We discuss the link between dental caries and child abuse in patients presenting to the emergency department. Methods A review of patient medical records was undertaken within the Paediatric Emergency Department at Sunderland Royal Hospital, with the aim to determine whether neglect was considered as a possible contributory factor when a child or young person presented at triage with an “oral cavity” problem. Results Of the applicable cases with inferences of possible safeguarding concerns, 13% had these concerns documented. Conclusions Child abuse recognition has become a prominent issue in recent years due to high profile cases. It is clear from this work, which resonates with the reported literature, that there is a lack of recognition of dental neglect being a possible indicator of more systemic abuse. There is likely underreporting of these cases to the relevant authorities.

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What's the deal? the importance of asking about recreational drug use in dental settings

Mudhar

Bradley

Melamed³

2023

Dent Update

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This article looks at the dental implications of the most commonly abused recreational drugs in the UK. It emphasizes the need for clinicians to have honest discussions with their patients and obtain this often overlooked piece of information. We discuss not only the oral manifestations and health implications of various recreational drugs, but also the impacts their use may have on a range of dental treatment. Furthermore, tips are given on how to obtain this often sensitive information. CPD/Clinical Relevance: The use of recreational drugs has oral health implications and may impact on a range of dental treatment.

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General medicine and surgery for dental practitioners: part 1. History taking and examination of the clothed patient

Cited by 3 publications

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Diabetes therapy by the ear: A bi-directional process

Diabetes therapy by the ear: A bi-directional process

Dental Abscess in Pediatric Patients

What's the deal? the importance of asking about recreational drug use in dental settings

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