Prevention of Dental Caries With Fluorides in Hungary

Madléna, Melinda; Lipták, Lídia

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“…Caries free children: 41.1 % [ 36 ]. 12-year-olds: Mean DMFT: 2.4 (DT: 1.2; MT: 0.09; FT: 1.1) [ 37 ]. Caries free children: 41.1 % (the same as for year olds).…”

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Proceedings of a workshop, held in Constanta, Romania on 22 May 2014, on Oral Health of Children in the Central and Eastern European Countries in the context of the current economic crisis

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Eaton²,

Tsakos

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This report presents the proceedings of a workshop held in Constanta, Romania on 22 May 2014. During the workshop, representatives from 18 Central and Eastern European countries gave oral presentations on the current oral health of children and young adults aged 16 years and younger. The aim of the workshop was to collect and present data relating to the oral health of children from Central and Eastern European countries and to discuss them in the context of the political changes that have taken place over the last two decades and the recent economic crisis.The presenters had previously completed a series of questions on oral epidemiological studies, prevention of oral disease, treatment and payment, dental personnel, uptake of oral health care and other considerations and structured their presentations on these topics plus the influence of the economic crisis on oral health. It should be remembered that this paper is a report of the proceedings of a workshop and not a study. Ethics approval is not required for workshops.After the 18 oral presentations a 90 min discussion took place during which further points were raised. The presentations, the discussion and the conclusions which were reached are reported in this manuscript.

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“…Caries free children: 41.1 % [ 36 ]. 12-year-olds: Mean DMFT: 2.4 (DT: 1.2; MT: 0.09; FT: 1.1) [ 37 ]. Caries free children: 41.1 % (the same as for year olds).…”

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“… Dental assistants 299 - 8 %. Dental technicians 551 - 15 % [ 36 , 37 ]. All dentists have dental assistants or dental nurses in their dental practices.…”

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Proceedings of a workshop, held in Constanta, Romania on 22 May 2014, on Oral Health of Children in the Central and Eastern European Countries in the context of the current economic crisis

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Eaton²,

Tsakos

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“…Although water fluoridation is the most widely used public health measure for caries prevention, less than 10% of the world’s population has access to this intervention, as it is not feasible in many areas because of the nature of water supplies ( 10 ).…”

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“…Dental caries is an infectious and multifactorial disease afflicting most people in industrialized and developing countries. Fluoride reduces the incidence of dental caries and slows or reverses the progression of existing lesions ( 10 ). Although pit and fissure sealants, meticulous oral hygiene, and appropriate dietary practices contribute to caries prevention and control, the most effective and widely used approaches include fluoride use ( 11 ).…”

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The Fluoride Debate: The Pros and Cons of Fluoridation

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Darwiche

Hayek

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Fluoride is one of the most abundant elements found in nature. Water is the major dietary source of fluoride. The only known association with low fluoride intake is the risk of dental caries. Initially, fluoride was considered beneficial when given systemically during tooth development, but later research has shown the importance and the advantages of its topical effects in the prevention or treatment of dental caries and tooth decay. Water fluoridation was once heralded as one of the best public health achievements in the twentieth century. Since this practice is not feasible or cost effective in many regions, especially rural areas, researchers and policy makers have explored other methods of introducing fluoride to the general population such as adding fluoride to milk and table salt. Lately, major concerns about excessive fluoride intake and related toxicity were raised worldwide, leading several countries to ban fluoridation. Health-care professionals and the public need guidance regarding the debate around fluoridation. This paper reviews the different aspects of fluoridation, their effectiveness in dental caries prevention and their risks. It was performed in the PubMed and the Google Scholar databases in January 2018 without limitation as to the publication period.

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“…Por estas razones es por las que se ha utilizado en este trabajo, siguiendo las recomendaciones de la OMS. Como punto de partida de la discusión se tiene el hecho de que en todos los países, al instaurar los programas de prevención, el índice CAO-D disminuyó notablemente [193][194][195][196] . Estos estudios sistemáticos también han demostrado que la experiencia de caries depende de las condiciones sociales, económicas y culturales de la población.…”

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Estudio epidemiológico de la salud bucodental antes y después de una instrucción preventiva en una población militar (2006-2015)

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2.1.1. Un giro hacia la promoción y prevención de la salud 2.1.2. La carga de la salud oral en la sociedad 2.1.3. Demanda de atención odontológica. 2.1.4. Salud bucodental: Plan de acción para la promoción y la prevención. 2.1.4.1. Encuestas de salud 2.1.4.2. Planificación de una encuesta básica de salud Bucodental 2.2. Marco militar 2.2.1. Exigencias de cambio en la Sanidad Militar 2.2.2. Organización del servicio de sanidad de las FAS 2.2.3. El Servicio de Sanidad de las FAS en operaciones 2.2.4. Apoyo sanitario en operaciones 2.2.4.1.

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Prevention of Dental Caries With Fluorides in Hungary

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Proceedings of a workshop, held in Constanta, Romania on 22 May 2014, on Oral Health of Children in the Central and Eastern European Countries in the context of the current economic crisis

Proceedings of a workshop, held in Constanta, Romania on 22 May 2014, on Oral Health of Children in the Central and Eastern European Countries in the context of the current economic crisis

The Fluoride Debate: The Pros and Cons of Fluoridation

Estudio epidemiológico de la salud bucodental antes y después de una instrucción preventiva en una población militar (2006-2015)

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