Oral health : anesthetic management, social determinants, role of nutrition and impact on quality of life

Biological, psychological, sociological and ecological features of life contribute and interact simultaneously in the development of an individual's oral health. The chapters in this book review the effects of periodontal disease and its treatment on OHRQoL (Oral Health-Related Quality of Life); the consequences of periodontal disease and patient perceptions of the impact of their gingival/periodontal health on their everyday lives; the link between nutritional factors and periodontal disease; a review of Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease (CMTD), the most common sensitive and motor peripheral neuropathy; the influence of improved oral health literacy considering the circumstances in which a person has been born, lives and works, the microbiological mechanisms, and the public's influence to improve oral health; the complexities related to oral care of people who experience mental disorders and the implications this may hold for their quality of life, practice, research and policy; determinants of oral health in schizophrenic patients; and an assessment of the PIDAQ (Psychosocial Impact of Dental Aesthetic Questionnaire), the only available tool designed specifically to assess malocculsions. ORAL HEALTH ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT, SOCIAL DETERMINANTS, ROLE OF NUTRITION AND IMPACT ON QUALITY OF LIFE......Page 3 ORAL HEALTH ANESTHETIC MANAGEMENT, SOCIAL DETERMINANTS, ROLE OF NUTRITION AND IMPACT ON QUALITY OF LIFE......Page 5 Contents......Page 7 Preface......Page 9 Abstract......Page 13 2. Burden of Dental Disease on Society......Page 14 3. Emerging Importance of Patient Centred Outcome Measures......Page 15 4. Development of QoL Measures......Page 17 4.3. Impairment......Page 18 4.6. Disability......Page 19 6. Changes in Assessment of Oral Health......Page 20 7. Periodontal Disease and Oral Health-Related Quality of life (OHRQoL)......Page 22 7.1. OHRQoL in Patients with Chronic Periodontitis......Page 23 7.2. OHRQoL in Patients with Aggressive Periodontitis......Page 24 8.1. Tooth Loss due to Periodontal Disease......Page 25 8.3. Periodontal Attachment Loss/ Marginal Bone Loss, Pain, Halitosis, Drifting of Teeth and Aesthetics......Page 26 9.1. Non-Surgical Periodontal Therapy and Its Impact on OHRQoL......Page 28 9.3. Dentine Hypersensitivity and Its Impact on OHRQoL......Page 29 9.4. Tooth Loss after Therapy and OHRQoL......Page 30 9.5. Oral Rehabilitation and OHRQoL......Page 32 10. Adapted Model Linking Periodontal Disease and OHRQoL......Page 33 References......Page 35 I. Introduction......Page 45 II.1. Quality of Life - overview......Page 46 II.2. Health-Related Quality of Life (HRQoL) - Overview......Page 48 II.3. Oral Health-Related Quality of Life - Overview......Page 51 II.3. Oral Health-Related Quality of Life - Overview on Oral Health-Related Quality of Life......Page 58 IV. Impact of Periodontal Health on Oral Health-Related Quality of Life......Page 59 V. Impact of Edentulism on Oral Health-Related Quality of Life......Page 60 References......Page 62 1. Introduction......Page 77 2. Definition of Terms......Page 78 4. Current Reviews and Meta-Analyses Related on the Role of Nutrition in Periodontal Disease......Page 79 5. Impact of Macronutrients on the Periodontal Disease Status......Page 80 6. Impact of Micronutrients on the Periodontal Disease Status......Page 82 7. Impact of Dietary Excess on Periodontal Health......Page 87 8. Impact of Caloric Restriction on Periodontal Health......Page 88 9. Impact of Alcohol Use/Abuse on Periodontal Health......Page 89 12. Dietary Recommendations for Periodontal Disease Management......Page 90 References......Page 91 Abstract......Page 103 Epidemiology......Page 104 Historical Perspective......Page 105 Embodiment; Pathways to Embodiment; Interplay of Exposure/ Susceptibility/Resistance......Page 106 Accountability and Agency Related to Poor Oral Health......Page 107 Objective Measures: Screenings and Grade level evaluations......Page 109 Subjective Measures: Standardized Patients, Professorial Evaluations, Surveys......Page 112 A Walk through the Maze......Page 114 Anticipatory Guidance: A Holistic Approach to Oral Health......Page 115 References......Page 117 Abstract......Page 123 Oral Heath in People Who Live with Mental Illness......Page 124 Oral Assessment in Mental Health Settings and Oral Condition Terminology......Page 125 Ask Yourself!......Page 126 References......Page 127 Abstract......Page 129 1. Schizophrenia......Page 130 Treatment......Page 131 Coronary Heart Disease......Page 132 2.3. Schizophrenia and Metabolic Syndrome......Page 133 2.6. Obesity and Schizophrenia......Page 134 2.10. Schizophrenia and Neurological Disorders......Page 135 2.15. Schizophrenia and Pain......Page 136 3.1. Epidemiology......Page 137 For the CPI......Page 139 3.2.2. Weight of Iatrogenic Factors (Table 4)......Page 140 4. Oral Disease Management......Page 142 References......Page 143 Abstract......Page 151 Material and Methods......Page 152 The Normative Evaluation of the Orthodontic Treatment Need......Page 154 Statistical Analysis......Page 155 Reproducibility......Page 156 Results and Discussions......Page 157 Social – Demographic Characteristics......Page 158 Aesthetic Perception......Page 159 Limitations......Page 160 References......Page 162 Index......Page 165 Blank Page......Page 2