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An increasingly large proportion of the population has realized that oral disease can, to a very large extent, be prevented. The Prevention of Oral Disease is the only book to consider the impact of prevention on each of the main oral diseases: tooth decay, periodontal disease, and diseases of the oral mucosa. All aspects of prevention are considered: diet, fluorides, oral cleanliness, fissure sealants, oral health promotion and education. Two new chapters deal with the prevention of oral mucosal disease (including oral cancer) and the prevention of trauma to teeth. The book is essential reading for anyone wishing to improve the prevention of oral disease.
This text investigates the efficacy and methodology of preventing primary oral diseases through clinical and public health interventions. Authored by J. J. Murray, a prominent academic and dean in the field of dental education, the book synthesizes research on the etiology and prevention of common dental conditions. It provides a structured framework for practitioners and students to implement preventive strategies ranging from individual patient care to community-wide health initiatives.
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Experts and reviewers in the dental field recognize this work as a foundational reference for students and professionals involved in community dentistry and public health. The text is frequently cited for its academic rigor and its utility as both a comprehensive review and a practical guide for establishing oral health programs.
Page Count:
294
Publication Date:
1995-09-01
Publisher:
Oxford Univ Pr
ISBN-10:
0192624563
ISBN-13:
9780192624567
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