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2019 Articles

 
Clinical predictors of persistent temporomandibular disorder in people with first-onset temporomandibular disorder: a prospective case-control study (July 2019 Article 1)
Clinical predictors of persistent temporomandibular disorder in people with first-onset temporomandibular disorder: a prospective case-control study (July 2019 Article 1)
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Course Created on: 06/24/2019
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JADA July 2019

Background. When patients first develop a painful temporomandibular disorder (TMD) and seek care, 1 priority for clinicians is to assess prognosis. The authors aimed to develop a predictive modelby using biopsychosocial measures from the Diagnostic Criteria for Temporomandibular Disorders (DC-TMD) to predict risk of developing TMD symptom persistence.

Key Words. Temporomandibular disorder; pain; chronic; prospective; psychosocial.
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Treatment in the dental practice of the patient receiving anticoagulation therapy (July 2019 Article 2)
Treatment in the dental practice of the patient receiving anticoagulation therapy (July 2019 Article 2)
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JADA July 2019

Background. The use of anticoagulants is ubiquitous in outpatient medical practice, with anticoagulants now among the most common classes of medications prescribed in the United States. Despite its safety, anticoagulation around minimally invasive dental procedures remains a source of discomfort for dental practitioners and a common reason for referral to specialist anticoagulation clinics. The introduction of new anticoagulant options, as well as the changing practice pattern in anticoagulant prescription, somewhat contributes to this situation. Reviewing the commonly used anticoagulants in outpatient medical practice, as well as their implications in dental practice, is integral to providing safe oral health care.

Key Words. Anticoagulation; antithrombotics; periprocedural management; dental practice; atrial fibrillation; venous thromboembolism.
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The pediatric dental workforce in 2016 and beyond (July 2019 Article 3)
The pediatric dental workforce in 2016 and beyond (July 2019 Article 3)
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JADA July 2019

Background. Childhood caries is a major oral and general health problem, particularly in certainpopulations. In this study, the authors aimed to evaluate the adequacy of the supply of pediatric dentists.

Key Words. Pediatric dentists; workforce; modeling; microsimulation; supply; demand.
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Hospital inpatient admissions for nontraumatic dental conditions among Florida (June 2019 Article 1)
Hospital inpatient admissions for nontraumatic dental conditions among Florida (June 2019 Article 1)
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JADA June 2019

Background. In this study, the authors analyzed patterns, trends, and correlates of hospital inpatient admissions for nontraumatic dental conditions (NTDCs) in Florida for the calendar years 2006 through 2016.

Keyy Words. Hospitalization; inpatients; caries; periapical diseases; periodontal diseases; dental pulp diseases; Florida; hospital charges; emergency service; hospital.
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Choice of cement for single-unit crowns: findings from The National Dental Practice-Based Research Network (June 2019 Article 2)
Choice of cement for single-unit crowns: findings from The National Dental Practice-Based Research Network (June 2019 Article 2)
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JADA June 2019

Background. In this article, the authors present clinical factors associated with the type of cement practitioners use for restoration of single-unit crowns.

Key Words. Resin cements; glass ionomer cements; dental bonding; restorative dentistry; fixed prosthetics; crowns.
Association between a child’s caries experience and the mother’s perception of her child’s oral health status (June 2019 Article 3)
Association between a child’s caries experience and the mother’s perception of her child’s oral health status (June 2019 Article 3)
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JADA June 2019

Background. Mothers play a primary role in the health of their children. This role may be of particular importance for children in Appalachia who have increased caries relative to children in other regions of the United States. The authors examined the degree to which a child’s caries experience was in concordance with the mother’s perception of the health of her child’s teeth, and how concordance varied by sociodemographic factors.

Key Words. Mother-child relationship; oral health; caries; Appalachia.
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Tobacco-use patterns and self-reported oral health outcomes: A cross-sectional assessment of the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health study, 2013-2014 (May 2019 Article 1)
Tobacco-use patterns and self-reported oral health outcomes: A cross-sectional assessment of the Population Assessment of Tobacco and Health study, 2013-2014 (May 2019 Article 1)
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Course Created on: 04/24/2019
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JADA May 2019

Background: Few studies consider simultaneously the oral health implications of nontraditional tobacco products and tobacco-use patterns. The authors aimed to evaluate self-reported gingival disease among cigarette smokers and users of other types of tobacco products.

Key Words: Alternative tobacco products; polytobacco use; periodontal health; gingivitis.

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Carious lesion remineralizing potential of fluoride- and calcium-containing toothpastes (May 2019 Article 2)
Carious lesion remineralizing potential of fluoride- and calcium-containing toothpastes (May 2019 Article 2)
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JADA May 2019

Background: The authors conducted a laboratory study to determine the carious lesion remineralization and fluoridation potential of fluoride (F)- and calcium-containing toothpastes.

Key Words: Carious lesion; remineralization; fluoride; calcium; laboratory testing; dentifrices; toothpastes.

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Controlled substance misuse risk assessment and prescription monitoring database use by dentists (May 2019 Article 3)
Controlled substance misuse risk assessment and prescription monitoring database use by dentists (May 2019 Article 3)
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JADA May 2019

Methods: The Massachusetts Dental Society (MDS) and the Partners Institutional Review Board approved this study, and we conducted it in collaboration with the Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Boston, Massachusetts. Involved faculty hold positions at Harvard School of Dental Medicine, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, and Massachusetts General Hospital. Participants gave their consent to participate in the study by completing and returning the survey.

Key Words: Opioids; prescription drug monitoring program; Schedule II substances; substance misuse; substance abuse.

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Preventive oral health care use and oral health status among US children (April 2019 Article 1)
Preventive oral health care use and oral health status among US children (April 2019 Article 1)
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Course Created on: 03/25/2019
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JADA April 2019

Background:Research has identified significant gaps in preventive oral health care among certain subpopulations of US children. The authors of this study sought to estimate children’s preventive oral health care use and oral health and investigate associations with child, family, and health care characteristics

Key Words:Oral health care for children; dental health services; preventive dentistry; oral health; oral health care; primary health care; National Survey of Children’ s Health

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