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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 552 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 255x204x20 mm, weight: 980 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 20-Nov-2008
  • Leidėjas: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0132412233
  • ISBN-13: 9780132412230
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 552 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 255x204x20 mm, weight: 980 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 20-Nov-2008
  • Leidėjas: Pearson
  • ISBN-10: 0132412233
  • ISBN-13: 9780132412230
Kitos knygos pagal šią temą:
A landmark text, Primary Preventive Dentistry comprehensively presents the science and practice of preventive assessment and treatment modalities of preventive dental care. This seventh edition strives to enhance the readability of this book for dental hygiene and dental students. Moreover, the website has been enhanced to provide further opportunities for student study and case studies are available for student’s comprehension of total care. The book is sequenced in four units to further organize the material for reader understanding and comprehension.
Preface xix
Contributors xx
Reviewers xxii
UNIT 1 Primary Preventive Dental Concepts
Introduction to Primary Preventive Dentistry
1(12)
Christine N. Nathe
Objectives
1(1)
Introduction
2(1)
Historical Aspect of Preventive Dental Care
2(3)
Dental Diseases and Systemic Health
5(1)
Health Defined and Primary Preventive Care
6(3)
Primary Prevention
7(1)
Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
8(1)
Preventive Care
8(1)
Categories of Oral Diseases
9(4)
Plaque Prevention
9(2)
Summary
11(2)
UNIT 2 Etiology of Dental Diseases and Conditions
Dental Plaque
13(16)
Melissa McDougal-Plese
Objectives
13(1)
Introduction
14(1)
Dental Plaque: A Microbial Biofilm
14(1)
Bacterial Colonization of the Mouth
15(2)
The Acquired Pellicle
17(1)
Dental Plaque Formation
17(1)
Molecular Mechanisms of Bacterial Adhesion
18(1)
Bacteria in the Dental Plaque
19(1)
Dental Plaque Matrix
20(1)
Dental Plaque Metabolism
20(2)
Dental Calculus
22(3)
Attachment of Calculus to the Teeth
24(1)
Inhibition of Calculus Formation
24(1)
Summary
25(4)
Carious Lesions
29(17)
Patricia Regener Campbell
Objectives
29(1)
Introduction
30(1)
Multifactorial Disease Process
30(1)
Dental Caries Description
31(1)
Physical and Microscopic Features of Incipient Caries
31(4)
Pore Spaces of the Different Zones
34(1)
Direct Connection of the Bacterial Biofilm to the Body of the Lesion
34(1)
Cariogenic Bacteria
35(2)
Mutans Streptococci and Caries
36(1)
Lactobacilli and Caries
37(1)
Adherence of Bacteria to Tooth
37(1)
Ecology of Caries Development
37(4)
Caries Transmission
37(1)
Coronal Dentin Caries
38(1)
Root Caries
38(1)
Secondary, or Recurrent, Caries
39(1)
Measuring Plaque pH, the Stephan's Curve
40(1)
The Relationship of Saturation to pH
40(1)
Demineralization and Remineralization Principles
41(1)
The Relationship between HAP, FHA, and CaF2
41(1)
Depth of Remineralization
41(1)
Summary
42(4)
Periodontal Diseases
46(21)
Kathleen O. Hodges
Objectives
46(1)
Introduction
47(2)
The Periodontium
49(4)
The Gingival Sulcus
53(1)
Periodontal Microflora
53(1)
The Developing Gingival Lesion
54(2)
The Deepening Pocket
56(1)
Cellular Defense in the Periodontal Disease Process
57(1)
Classifications of Periodontal Diseases
58(2)
Risk Factors
60(2)
Primary Prevention of Periodontal Diseases
62(1)
Summary
63(4)
Oral Cancer
67(32)
Sandra J. Maurizio
Objectives
67(1)
Introduction
68(3)
Epidemiology of Oral Cancer
71(1)
Risk Factors
72(4)
Tobacco
72(1)
Alcohol
72(1)
Age
73(1)
Race and Ethnicity
73(1)
Actinic Radiation (Ultraviolet Light) Exposure
73(1)
Potentially Malignant Oral Epithelial Lesions
74(2)
Sings and Symptoms of Oral Cavity or Oropharyngeal Cancer
76(1)
Detection and Diagnosis of Oral Cancer
76(1)
Health History
76(2)
Oral Cancer Screening/Examination
78(8)
Biopsy Types
82(3)
Imaging
85(1)
Prognosis of Oral Cancer: Staging System
86(1)
Treatment Options for Oral Cancer
86(5)
Considerations Regarding Treatment Options
86(2)
Surgery
88(1)
Radiation Therapy
88(2)
Reconstruction
90(1)
Management of Side Effects from Treatment of Oral Cancer
91(2)
Role of the Dental Team
93(1)
Education
93(1)
Public Health Screening for Oral and Pharyngeal Cancers
94(1)
Cultural Sensitivity
94(1)
Summary
94(5)
Dental Trauma
99(10)
Gary Cuttrell
Objectives
99(1)
Introduction
100(1)
Etiology
101(1)
Initial Examination
102(1)
Soft Tissue Injuries
103(1)
Categories of Traumatic Dental Injuries
103(1)
Primary Teeth
104(1)
Intruded Primary Teeth
104(1)
Avulsed Primary Teeth
104(1)
Permanent Teeth
104(2)
Avulsed Secondary Teeth
104(1)
Fractured Secondary Teeth
105(1)
Intruded Secondary Teeth
106(1)
Public Education on Dental Truama
106(1)
Research
106(1)
On Dental Truama
Summary
107(2)
Host Defense Mechanisms in the Oral Cavity
109(12)
Beth E. McKinney
Objectives
109(1)
Introduction
110(1)
Anatomic Barriers: The Great Wall of Mesenchyme
110(3)
Normal Oral Flora
113(1)
The Immune System in the Oral Cavity
113(2)
Saliva and Its Role in Promoting Oral Homeostasis
115(4)
Salivary Glands
115(3)
Organic Components of Saliva
118(1)
Summary
119(2)
UNIT 3 Preventive Strategies
Toothbrushes and Toothbrushing Methods
121(20)
Elaine Sanchez Dils
Objectives
121(1)
Introduction
122(1)
The History of the Toothbrush
123(6)
Manual Toothbrush Designs
129(1)
Toothbrush Profiles
129(1)
Nylon versus Natural Bristles
129(1)
Bristle Shape and Texture
129(1)
Handle Designs
129(1)
Manual Toothbruhing Methods
130(3)
Bass Method
131(1)
Rolling Method
132(1)
Stillman Method
132(1)
Charters Method
132(1)
Fones Method
132(1)
Leonard Method
132(1)
Horizontal Method
133(1)
Smith Method
133(1)
Scrub Toothbrushing Method
133(1)
Modified Brushing Methods
133(1)
Powered Toothbrushes
133(5)
Design
133(2)
Powered Toothbrush Methods and Uses
135(3)
Toothbrush Efficiency and Safety Evaluations
138(1)
Clinical Assessments of Toothbrushing
138(1)
Toothbrush Replacement
139(1)
Dentures and Removable Orthodontic Appliances
139(1)
Tongue Brushing
139(1)
The American Dental Association Acceptance Program
139(1)
Summary
140(1)
Dentifrices, Mouthrinses, and Chewing Gums
141(20)
Meg Horst Zayan
Objectives
141(1)
Introduction
142(1)
Safety and Efficacy
143(1)
Dentifrices
144(7)
Packaging
145(1)
Dentifrice Ingredients
145(1)
Abrasives
146(1)
Humectants
147(1)
Soaps and Detergents
147(1)
Flavoring and Sweetening Agents
148(1)
Sweetening Agents
148(1)
Baking-Soda Dentifrices
148(1)
Methods of Controlling Plaque and Gingivitis
148(1)
Therapeutic Dentifrices
148(2)
Anti-calculus Dentifrices
150(1)
Antihypersensitivity Products
150(1)
Whiteners
151(1)
Mouthrinses
151(3)
Cosmetic Mouthrinses: Halitosis
152(1)
Xerostomia Mouthrinses
152(1)
Therapeutic Mouthrinse Agents
153(1)
Chewing Gum
154(2)
Summary
156(5)
Self-Care Measures to Supplement Toothbrushing
161(51)
Christine French Beatty
Nahid S. Nikpour
Objectives
161(1)
Introduction
162(4)
Oral Health Self-Care
166(1)
Frequency of Self-Care
166(1)
Dental Floss
167(8)
Dental Flossing Methods
169(4)
Dental Floss Holder
173(1)
Dental Floss Threader
174(1)
Other Interdental Aids
175(14)
Automated Flosser
176(1)
Interproximal Brush
177(2)
Uni-Tuft Brush
179(1)
Toothpick
180(3)
Rubber or Plastic Tip
183(1)
Knitting Yarn
184(1)
Pipe Cleaner
184(1)
Gauze Strip
184(1)
Rinsing
185(2)
Irrigation
187(2)
Oral Malodor and the Tongue
189(3)
Tongue Cleaners
190(2)
Peri-Implant Self-Care
192(1)
Self-Care of Dentures
193(8)
Patient Education
195(1)
Cleaning the Denture
195(4)
Disinfection of the Denture
199(1)
Denture Liners
200(1)
Denture Adhesives
200(1)
Xerostomia and the Denture Patient
200(1)
Summary
201(11)
Community Water Fluoridation
212(33)
William D. Bailey
Objectives
212(1)
Introduction
213(1)
Definition and Background
213(2)
History of Community Water Fluoridation
215(5)
Mechanisms of Action of Fluoride
220(3)
Benefits and Effectiveness of Fluoridation
223(3)
Effects of Discontinuation of Water Fluoridation
226(1)
Enamel Fluorosis
227(3)
Reducing the Risk for Enamel Fluorosis
230(1)
Optimal Fluoride Levels
231(1)
Engineering Aspects: Chemicals and Technical Systems Used
232(1)
Monitoring and Surveillance of Fluoridation
233(1)
Cost of Community Water Fluoridation
234(1)
Other Fluoride Vehicles
235(1)
Risk Communication
236(2)
Myths and Actions Related to Risk Communication
237(1)
Principles of Risk Communication
238(1)
Summary
238(7)
Topical Fluoride Therapy
245(27)
Patricia Regener Campbell
Objectives
245(1)
Introduction
246(1)
Mechanism of Action of Topical Fluoride Treatments
246(4)
Effects of Fluoride on Plaque and Bacterial Metabolism
250(1)
Topical Fluoride Applications
250(4)
Available Forms
250(1)
Application Procedures
251(2)
Application Frequency
253(1)
Efficacy of Topical Fluoride Therapy
254(1)
Root-Surface Caries
255(2)
Recommendations: Topical Fluoride Treatments
257(1)
Fluoride Varnishes
257(1)
Initiation of Therapy
257(1)
Disadvantages of Fluoride Treatments
258(1)
Multiple Fluoride Therapy
259(1)
Fluoride Rinses
260(1)
Fluoride Gels for Oral Self-Care
261(1)
Fluoride-Releasing Dental Materials
262(1)
Toxicology of Fluoride
262(3)
Fluoride Toxicity
262(1)
Emergency Treatment
263(1)
Chronic Fluoride Exposure
264(1)
Home Security of Fluoride Products
264(1)
Summary
265(7)
Dental Sealants
272(15)
Denise Muesch Helm
Objectives
272(1)
Introduction
273(1)
Historical Perspective
273(1)
Sealant Use in Dental Care
273(1)
Polymerization of Sealants
274(2)
Light-Cured Sealants
275(1)
Self-Cured Sealants
275(1)
Types of Sealants
276(1)
Glass Ionomer Cement Sealants
276(1)
Sealants with Bonding Agents
276(1)
Self-Etching Light-Cured Sealants
276(1)
Fluoride-Releasing Sealants
276(1)
Colored versus Clear Sealants
276(1)
Sealant Retention
277(1)
Criteria for Selecting Teeth for Sealant Placement
277(2)
Sealant Placement
279(3)
Increasing the Surface Area
279(1)
Pit-and-Fissure Depth
279(1)
Surface Cleanliness
279(1)
Preparing the Tooth for Sealant Application
280(1)
Drying the Tooth Surface
280(1)
Sealant Application
281(1)
Occlusal and Interproximal Discrepancies
282(1)
Evaluating Retention of Sealants
282(1)
Placement of Sealants over Carious Lesions
282(1)
Dental Providers
282(1)
Economics
283(1)
Disparities in Dental Sealant Use
283(1)
Summary
283(4)
Nutrition, Diet, and Associated Oral Conditions
287(29)
Carole A. Palmer
Linda D. Boyd
Objectives
287(1)
Introduction
288(1)
Diet Assessment and Counseling in Dental Care
289(1)
Primary Prevention
289(1)
Secondary Prevention
289(1)
Tertiary Prevention
289(1)
The Basis for a Healthy Diet
289(6)
Dietary Reference Intakes
289(1)
Dietary Guidelines for Americans
290(3)
MyPyramid
293(1)
Food Labels
294(1)
Nutritional Factors Affecting the Oral Cavity
295(4)
Protein/Calorie Malnutrition
296(2)
Minerals
298(1)
Vitamins
298(1)
Diet and Enamel Demineralization
299(1)
Diet and Dental Caries
300(3)
Role of Carbohydrates
300(1)
Effects of Eating Patterns and Physical Form of Foods
301(1)
Caries-Protective Foods and Nutrients
301(1)
Measuring the Cariogenic Potential of Foods
302(1)
Nutrition and Periodontal Diseases
303(2)
Lifestyle Diet and Oral Health Issues
305(3)
Early Childhood Caries
305(1)
Eating Disorders
305(2)
Aging Issues
307(1)
Dental and Nutritional Implications of Common Chronic Conditions
308(1)
Diabetes Mellitus
308(1)
Immunocompromising Conditions
308(1)
Oral Surgery and Intermaxillary Fixation
309(2)
Summary
311(5)
Sugar and Other Sweeteners
316(16)
Michelle L. Sensat
Jill L. Stoltenberg
Objectives
316(1)
Introduction
317(1)
Taste Perception and Sensation
317(1)
History of Sweeteners
318(2)
Sucrose and Constituents
320(1)
Uses of Sucrose
320(1)
Evaluation of the Health Aspects of Sucrose
321(1)
Sugars and Dental Caries Formation
321(3)
The Polyols as Sweeteners
324(2)
Sorbitol
324(1)
Mannitol
324(1)
Xylitol
324(2)
Intense Sweeteners
326(2)
Saccharin
327(1)
Aspartame
327(1)
Acesulfame-K
327(1)
Sucralose
327(1)
Neotame
328(1)
Non-nutritive Sweeteners Not Approved in the United States
328(1)
Alitame
328(1)
Cyclamate
328(1)
Neohesperidine
328(1)
Stevia (Steveoside)
328(1)
Thaumatin
328(1)
Health Considerations
328(1)
Obesity
328(1)
Diabetes and Glycemic Response
328(1)
Hyperlipidemias
329(1)
Behavioral Disorders
329(1)
Summary
329(3)
Professional Dental Hygiene Care
332(15)
Kathleen O'Neill-Smith
Carolyn Horton Ray
Objectives
332(1)
Introduction
333(1)
Assessment
333(5)
Medical/Dental History
334(1)
Vital Signs
334(1)
Extraoral/Intraoral Examination
334(1)
Dental/Periodontal Examination
334(4)
Self-Care Evaluation
338(1)
Diagnostic
338(2)
Planning
340(1)
Implementation
340(3)
Evaluation
343(2)
Summary
345(2)
Health Education and Promotion Theories
347(17)
Mary Catherine Hollister
Objectives
347(1)
Introduction
348(1)
History of Health Education
348(1)
Health Belief Model
349(1)
Oral Health Applications
350(1)
Transtheoretical Model and Stages of Change
350(2)
Oral Health Application
351(1)
Theory of Reasoned Action
352(2)
Oral Health Applications
353(1)
Social Learning Theory
354(1)
Locus of Control
354(2)
Oral Health Applications
356(1)
Sense of Coherence
356(3)
Oral Health Applications
357(2)
Implementing Health Education Model
359(1)
Adult Health Education
359(1)
Motivating Patients
360(1)
Motivational Interviewing
360(1)
Oral Health Application
361(1)
Summary
361(3)
Tobacco Cessation
364(23)
Joan M. Davis
Objectives
364(1)
Introduction
365(1)
Tobacco Use: Morbidity, Mortality, and U.S. Population Trends
365(1)
Tobacco-Related Oral Diseases and Lesions
366(3)
Oral Cancer/Precancerous Lesions
367(1)
Periodontal Diseases
368(1)
Smokeless Tobacco and Periodontal Disease
369(1)
Tobacco Types, Toxins, and Carcinogens
369(3)
Nicotine Use: A Biochemical Dependence
372(1)
Tobacco Use: A Behavioral and Social Addiction
373(4)
Pharmacotherapy for Treatment of Nicotine Dependence
374(1)
First-Line Medications
374(1)
Proper Dosing of Nicotine Replacement
375(1)
Non-NRT Cessation Medications
376(1)
Second-Line Therapies
376(1)
Alternative Cessation Methods
377(1)
Components of an Effective Tobacco-Cessation Intervention
377(2)
The PHS Guidelines' 5 A's
377(2)
PHS's 5 R's
379(1)
Levels of a TCI
379(1)
Brief Intervention (1+ minute)
379(1)
Moderate Intervention (5 to 10 minutes)
380(1)
Intensive Intervention (20 + minutes)
380(1)
Establishing a TCI Program
380(1)
Step One
380(1)
Step Two
381(1)
Step Three
381(1)
Tobacco-Prevention Strategies---In-Office and Community
381(1)
Summary
382(5)
Athletic Mouthguards
387(10)
Christine N. Nathe
Objectives
387(1)
Introduction
388(1)
Historical Perspective
388(1)
Mouthguard Use
388(1)
Contact Sport Injuries
389(1)
Mouthguard Protection and Prevention
390(1)
Types of Mouthguards
391(1)
Fabrication of the Custom-Made, Vacuum-Formed Mouthguard
392(2)
Dental Provider's Role in Mouthguard Use
394(1)
Summary
394(3)
Technological Advances in Primary Dental Care
397(9)
Vicki Gianopoulos
Objectives
397(1)
Introduction
398(1)
Immunizations in Oral Health
398(3)
Dental Caries
399(1)
Periodontal Diseases
400(1)
Genetics
401(2)
Dental Caries
402(1)
Periodontal Diseases
402(1)
Gene Therapy
403(1)
Stem Cells in Oral Health
403(1)
Summary
404(2)
UNIT 4 Public Health and Target Populations
Public Health Programs
406(16)
Scott L. Tomar
Objectives
406(1)
Introduction
407(1)
Public Health Defined
407(1)
Dental Public Health Science and Practice
408(1)
Public Health Approaches
408(2)
Population versus Individual Approach
409(1)
Reach versus Intensity
409(1)
Balancing Individual Rights and Societal Protection
410(1)
Dental Public Health Organization and Infrastructure
410(3)
International Agencies
410(1)
U.S. Federal Agencies
411(1)
State and Local Dental Public Health Programs
412(1)
Professional Organization in Dental Public Health
413(1)
Dental Public Health Activities
413(6)
Assessment
413(2)
Policy Development
415(1)
Assurance in Dental Public Health
416(3)
Summary
419(3)
Pregnancy and Infancy
422(15)
Sharon G. Peterson
Objectives
422(1)
Introduction
423(1)
Target Populations and Preventive Strategies
423(1)
Population Characteristics
423(1)
Pregnant Women
423(1)
Infants
424(1)
Common Oral Manifestations
424(3)
Pregnant Women
424(1)
Infants
425(2)
Preventive Strategies
427(7)
Pregnant Women
427(1)
Infants
428(6)
Summary
434(3)
Pediatrics
437(14)
Tamara L. Donald
Objectives
437(1)
Introduction
438(1)
Population Characteristics
438(7)
Child Development
439(1)
Early Childhood Development: 2 to 5 Years of Age
440(3)
School-Aged Development: 6 to 11 Years of Age
443(1)
Adolescent Development: 12 to 19 Years of Age
444(1)
Children's Development and Behavior
444(1)
Common Oral Manifestations
445(1)
Early Childhood Caries
445(1)
Preventive Strategies
445(3)
Communication
446(2)
Tell-Show-Do
448(1)
Voice Control
448(1)
Positive Reinforcement
448(1)
Distraction
448(1)
Summary
448(3)
Adult Dental Care
451(11)
Maria Perno Goldie
Objectives
451(1)
Introduction
452(1)
Population Characteristics
452(1)
Adolescence to Young Adulthood: 13-20 Years of Age
452(1)
Early Adulthood: 21-39 Years of Age
452(1)
Mature Adulthood: 40-60 Years of Age
452(1)
Common oral Manifestations
453(4)
Dental Caries
453(2)
Periodontal Diseases
455(1)
Oral and Pharyngeal Cancer
455(1)
Women's Oral Health
456(1)
Preventive Strategies
457(3)
Adolescence to young Adulthood: 13-20 Years of Age
457(1)
Early Adulthood: 21-39 Years of Age
457(1)
Mature Adulthood: 40-60 Years of Age
458(2)
Summary
460(2)
Geriatrics
462(14)
Charles D. Tatlock
Objectives
462(1)
Introduction
463(1)
Population Characteristics
463(6)
Frail Elderly
465(1)
Health
466(1)
Physiologic Changes
467(1)
Functional Status
467(1)
Cognitive Changes
468(1)
Common Oral Manifestations
469(2)
Long-Term Care
470(1)
Surgeon General's Report
470(1)
Preventive Strategies
471(2)
Senior-Friendly Dental Practice
471(1)
Health Promotion
471(1)
Public Policy
472(1)
Dental Providers
473(1)
Summary
473(3)
Medically Compromised Populations
476(19)
Elaine Sanchez Dils
Objectives
476(1)
Introduction
477(1)
Arthritis
477(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
477(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
477(1)
Bulimia
478(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
478(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
478(1)
Cancer
478(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
478(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
478(1)
Cardiac Arrhythmias
479(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
479(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
479(1)
Congestive Heart Failure
479(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
479(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
479(1)
Depression
479(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
479(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
480(1)
Diabetes
480(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
480(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
480(1)
Epilepsy
480(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
480(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
481(1)
Hemophilia
481(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
481(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
481(1)
HIV and AIDS
481(2)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
481(2)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
483(1)
Hypertension
483(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
484(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
484(1)
Organ Transplants
484(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
484(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
484(1)
Pulmonary Disease
484(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
484(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
484(1)
Renal Disease/Failure
485(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
485(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
485(1)
Substance Abuse Disorders
485(2)
Population Characteristics of Alcohol Abuse and Common Oral Manifestation
485(1)
Population Characteristics of Tobacco Use and Common Oral Manifestations
485(1)
Population Characteristics of Marijuana Use and Common Oral Manifestations
486(1)
Population Characteristics of Cocaine Abuse and Common Oral Manifestations
486(1)
Population Characteristics of Methamphetamine Abuse and Common Oral Manifestations
487(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
487(1)
Thyroid Dysfunction
487(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
487(1)
Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
488(1)
Summary
488(7)
Populations with Developmental Disabilities
495(7)
Elaine Sanchez Dils
Objectives
495(1)
Introduction
496(1)
Mental Retardation
496(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
496(1)
Prevent Oral Strategies
497(1)
Autism
497(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
497(1)
Prevent Oral Strategies
497(1)
Cerebral Palsy
497(2)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
497(1)
Prevent Oral Strategies
498(1)
Down Syndrome
499(1)
Population Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
499(1)
Prevent Oral Strategies
499(1)
Summary
499(3)
Glossary 502(15)
Index 517