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ADOLESCENTS & ORAL HEALTH TOOTH DECAY CAN STOPPED, REVERSED, AND PREVENTED! Natali Batros, Christine Joseph, Monisha Kumar, Holly Booker
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Our Target Group & Educator Adolescents High School Students Years 11-12 (Ages 16-18) Both Male and Female In Public School Educator - Teacher - Oral health professional
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Contents MONISHA Our rationale Dental Caries Our products Main aspects of stress related behaviour in adolescents Student diary Conclusion
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Rationale MONISHA Remember to talk about research methods such as Medline…etc..etc Why adolescents are at risk of dental caries
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Rationale MONISHA The aim of our project is to provide a medium that can be used as tool for communicating that “tooth decay can be stopped, reversed and prevented” to adolescents.
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Dental Caries MONISHA (Dental Caries Circles, 2001)
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Our Products Educators booklet Accompanying CD Pamphlets Diary
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Educators booklet Format – learning objectives, slide references, notes to educator and reference to diary Content How it will be used What is included?
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Diet Diet: acidity, saliva composition, plaque Nutrition: affects the absorption, metabolism and excretion of nutrients Well-balanced diet: whole grains, fruits and vegetables, dairy and protein Moderate frequency of food intake and exposure to sugars
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Health & Hygiene Habits Brush at least twice a day and floss at least once Use fluoridated toothpaste as fluorine has been known to: Reduced enamel from being dissolved by acid because by strengthening it reduces the ability of plaque to produce acid encourages the tooth to repair itself (remineralization)
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Exercise & Energy By being physical active, you can maintain a healthy weight, a healthier body mass and composition. Such results also assist in social development; build self confidence and social interactions (World Health Organisation, 2011). Engage in at least 30 minutes of exercise daily
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Caffeine Quick Fixes HOLLY
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Sleeping Habits HOLLY 80-90% of the population grind their teeth to varying degrees Can result in fractures, loose teeth, tooth sensitivity, tension headaches Cause tooth decay by thinning the enamel layer protecting the dentine, allowing demineralisation to occur more rapidly Can be prevented through relaxation and visiting the dentist. Sweet Dreams. (n.d.). Retrieved March 22, 2011, from Women's Health Topics: http://womenshealtht opics.wordpress.com/ 2009/11/21/sweet- dreams/
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Social Life HOLLY Studies show that alcoholics have three times higher permanent tooth loss than the national average for corresponding ages. Bacteria in the biofilm convert sugars to energy with acid as a waste. Can take up to 20 mins for the pH to stabilise again after drinking.
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Extras in Educators Booklet HOLLY How your school can help Instructions on our student diary –how to use effectively
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CD & Pamphlet HOLLY Purpose of CD Purpose of Pamphlet (Handout Pamphlets)
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Student Diary NAT Features & Purpose
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Student Diary NAT How can this be used by the educator, and by chairside?
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How our products work together NAT
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Limitations NAT 1 st hand research into target group Time limitations Funding
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Conclusions NAT Behaviour affects well being and oral health Education for our target group Formation of habits Students have a basis of understanding of these behaviours and outcomes Education, increasing awareness, and behaviour modification requires a collaborative approach
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Conclusion NAT (MONISHA) Topics covered in relation to adolescents and stress related behaviour were sleeping habits, diet, exercise and energy, caffeine quick fixes, and social life. The aim of our project is to provide a medium that can be used as tool for communicating that “tooth decay can be stopped, reversed and prevented” to adolescents.
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References Dental Caries Circles. (2001, November 4). Retrieved March 24, 2011, from FAMILY GENTLE DENTAL CARE: http://www.dentalgentlecare.com/caries_circles.htmhttp://www.dentalgentlecare.com/caries_circles.htm
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Image References Oral & Dental Health, 06/12/2006, retrieve March 20, 2011 from Colgate world of care Basicshttp://www.colgate.com.au/app/Colgate/AU/OC/Information/OralHe althBasics/GoodOralHygiene/BrushingandFlossing/HowtoBrush.cvsp Oral & Dental Health, 06/12/2006, retrieve March 20, 2011 from Colgate world of care http://www.colgate.com.au/app/Colgate/AU/OC/Information/OralHealthBas ics/GoodOralHygiene/BrushingandFlossing/HowtoFloss.cvsp http://www.colgate.com.au/app/Colgate/AU/OC/Information/OralHealthBas ics/GoodOralHygiene/BrushingandFlossing/HowtoFloss.cvsp Basis of a healthy diet-What to eat, 2006, retrieved March 27 2011, from Motley healthhttp://www.motleyhealth.com/diet-and-nutrition/basics-of-a- healthy-diet-what-to-eat The Patient’s Guide to Heart Valve Surgery, 10/8/2009, retreived March 23 from Heart Valve Interactive Corp, http://www.heart-valve-surgery.com/heart- surgery-blog/2009/08/10/did-you-exercise-before-heart-valve-surgery- asks-leticia/
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