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The Robin Heath Citation Award 2026
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Editorial - The Robin Heath Citation Award 2023
EDITORIAL Editorial — The Robin Heath Citation Award 2023 First published: 16 November 2023 No abstract is available for this article.
Workplace oral health promotion activities among community‐aged care workers: A qualitative exploration
1 INTRODUCTION Health promotion is ‘the process of enabling people to increase control over and to improve their health’.1 Successful health promotion activities can entail individual level through to policy-level action conducted in various settings and with different target populations.2 The workplace is an ideal—and priority—health promotion setting, owing to existing structural supports, the natural social networking, environment- and policy-level influences, and the possibility of...
Using the Child Perceptions Questionnaire with young adults
4 DISCUSSION The current study was the first to use the CPQ11–14 in a young adult population and has provided evidence that the CPQ11–14 is both a valid and reliable measure for OHRQoL in young adults. It also compared the CPQ11–14 to the OHIP-14 and showed the two measures were closely related, and suggested that the CPQ11–14 performed slightly better than the OHIP-14 in measuring OHRQoL in the current study sample.
Editorial for Gerodontology 40:2
EDITORIAL Editorial for Gerodontology 40:2 First published: 17 May 2023 No abstract is available for this article.
To fill or not to fill: a qualitative cross-country study on dentists’ decisions in managing non-cavitated proximal caries lesions
I mean some procedures can be more time consuming, smaller and fiddler to do than cutting a nice big hole in the tooth. (NZ8) G8: The disadvantage is that minimal invasive treatments require more time, compared to those that are not minimal invasive. (G6) So I guess sometimes the barrier can be time if a patient needs extra time and educating (US4). Sometimes you will see a cavity and it is small and you think, oh I should drill that and then you second guess yourself and say, you shouldn’t.
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