Guidelines for oral health care for long-stay patients and residents

J Fiske; J Griffiths; R Jamieson; D Manger; British Society for Disability and Oral Health Working Group.

Guidelines for oral health care for long-stay patients and residents

J Fiske, J Griffiths, R Jamieson, D Manger, British Society for Disability and Oral Health Working Group.

King's College London

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Abstract

People in residential or continuing care have an equal right to good oral health as people residing in the community. Entry to residential or continuing care provides an opportunity to assess need, identify problems, improve oral and dental health thereby contributing to improved general health and quality of life. This document provides guidance to establish standards for oral health care which are appropriate to the needs, demands and choices of individuals whether they live in continuing or residential care (Appendix 5).

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	55 - 64
Number of pages	10
Journal	GERODONTOLOGY
Volume	17
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - Jul 2000

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Guidelines for oral health care for long-stay patients and residents

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