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Digital behavior surveillance: Monitoring dental caries and toothache interests of Google users from developing countries.

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OBJECTIVE To determine the differences between the levels of interest of South American Google users on information related to dental caries and toothache over time. METHODS The monthly variation of Relative Search Volume (RSV) for both queries was obtained in Google Trends between 2004 and 2017.

School absence due to toothache associated with sociodemographic factors, dental caries status, and oral health-related quality of life in 12- and 15-year-old Thai children.

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OBJECTIVE The objective of this study is to assess prevalence and extent of school absence due to toothache, dental caries, and Oral Health-Related Quality of Life (OHRQoL) in a subsample of the Thailand national oral health survey. In addition, associations of school absence as the outcome variable

Recognizing preschool children with primary teeth needing dental treatment because of caries-related toothache.

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OBJECTIVE The Dental Discomfort Questionnaire (DDQ), which is an observational instrument that assesses dental pain in preschool children, has not been extensively tested for its ability to identify dental treatment needs in this population. This study aimed to explore the accuracy of the Brazilian

Clinical consequences of untreated dental caries and toothache in preschool children.

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OBJECTIVE The purpose of the present study was to assess the clinical consequences of untreated dental caries related to the occurrence of toothache among Brazilian preschool children. METHODS A random sample of 540 two- to five-year-olds underwent a clinical oral examination for the assessment of

Mosquitoes, flies and dental cavities: Dr. Howard Riley Raper's public campaign to prevent toothache.

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Dr. Howard Riley Raper (1886-1978) was an early oral health pioneer and dental roentgenology faculty member of the Indiana Dental College (IDC) who single-handedly introduced key concepts in radiology to dentistry. Due to his efforts, IDC became in 1910-11 the first dental school to have a regular

On the Treatment of Toothache Arising from Dental Caries, and on a Simple Method of Stopping Teeth.

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[Toothache--world pain. Thoughts on caries prevention].

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An evaluation of 10 percent and 20 percent benzocaine gels in patients with acute toothaches: efficacy, tolerability and compliance with label dose administration directions.

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BACKGROUND The authors evaluated the efficacy and tolerability of 10 percent and 20 percent benzocaine gels compared with those of a vehicle (placebo) gel for the temporary relief of toothache pain. They also assessed the compliance with the label dose administration directions on the part of

A study of benzocaine gel dosing for toothache.

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OBJECTIVE This pilot study evaluated subject compliance with a proposed OTC label with improved dosing directions for self-application of a 20% benzocaine gel for toothache pain, and assessed the methodology for evaluating efficacy in a future pivotal study of benzocaine gel. It was hypothesized

Reassessment at 6-7 years of age of a randomized controlled trial initiated before birth to prevent early childhood caries.

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OBJECTIVE To assess whether the effect of providing mothers with guidance during pregnancy and when the child was 6 and 12 months old, which had drastically reduced the prevalence of early childhood caries at 20 months of age, would be sustained at 6-7 years of age. METHODS Children, whose mothers

Factors associated with no dental treatment in preschoolers with toothache: a cross-sectional study in outpatient public emergency services.

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Many parents rely on emergency services to deal with their children's dental problems, mostly pain and infection associated with dental caries. This cross-sectional study analyzed the factors associated with not doing an oral procedure in preschoolers with toothache attending public dental emergency

The Monitor Practice Programme: is non-invasive management of dental caries in private practice effective?

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BACKGROUND This paper reviews the efficacy of an intensive, preventive-based, non-invasive approach to the management of dental caries within a randomized controlled trial. METHODS The primary efficacy measure was the two-year DMFS increment. Changes in risk status, fluoride history, number of

Differences between caries levels in 5-year-old children from fluoridated Anglesey and non-fluoridated mainland Gwynedd in 1987.

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Using standard epidemiological techniques, several indicators of dental health showed significantly lower levels of caries experience in 5-year-old children from fluoridated Anglesey compared with a similar group from non-fluoridated mainland Gwynedd. The mean dmft was 0.80 in Anglesey and 2.26 in

Early maternal exposure to children's oral health may be correlated with lower early childhood caries prevalence in their children.

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METHODS In 2002, women (n = 649) expecting their first child were enrolled in a study to prevent severe early childhood caries (S-ECC). Women were randomized into an intervention group (n = 327) and a control group (n = 322), and both groups were followed for 20 months. Results from this early

A clinical study on Krimidanta with reference to dental caries and its management with Jatipatradi Gutika and Yavanadi Churna.

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Dental caries is progressive destruction of enamel, dentine and cementum, initiated by microbial activity at the tooth surface. It is one of the major problems in dentistry. On the basis of clinical features, it can be compared with Krimidanta which is one among the eight diseases of tooth. In the

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