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Oral Health Resources Inventory 2011 - State of Oregon-2025

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The 'Oral Health Resources Inventory 2011' document outlines a survey aimed at cataloging available oral health resources in Oregon. It seeks to assess service delivery, promotion, and prevention activities across counties to identify local needs and optimize resource use for improving access to oral health services. The survey includes sections for respondent information, organization details, service provision, collaboration efforts, funding sources, and patient demographics, ultimately contributing to a comprehensive understanding of oral health resources in the state.

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What are the NICE national guidelines for oral care?

Brush their natural teeth at least twice a day with fluoride toothpaste. Use their choice of cleaning products for dentures. Clean their dentures (brushing, removing food debris, removing dentures overnight). Use their choice of toothbrush, either manual or electric/battery powered, and mouth care products.

What year did NICE publish guidelines for oral care?

The NICE guideline NG48, published in July 2016, recognised the importance of good oral care. Their recommendations aim to maintain and improve the oral health, including dental health and daily mouth care, for adults in care homes.

How to calculate Dmfs score?

DMF(T)/DMFS is calculated by adding up the number of permanent teeth affected by caries, where D is for decay, M is missing because of caries, and F is filled teeth (T) or surfaces (S). The term dmft was adopted to denote the caries index of deciduous teeth.

When were NICE guidelines introduced?

Under the Health and Social Care Act 2012, NICE was given responsibility for developing guidance and quality standards for social care, using an evidence-based model.

Where are NICE guidelines published?

All NICE guidance is available on the NICE website at .nice.org.uk.

What is the oral debris index?

Debris Index = (The total of the upper and lower buccal-scores) + (The total of the upper and lower lingual-scores) /(The number of segments scored).

How to calculate OHIS?

Calculus Index = (The buccal-scores) + (The lingual-scores) / (Total number of examined buccal and lingual surfaces). The average individual or group debris and calculus scores are combined to obtain simplified Oral Hygiene Index, as follows.

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