The word "oral" refers to the mouth, which includes your teeth, gums, jawbone, and supporting tissues. Taking good care of your oral health can prevent disease in your mouth. Oral health can affect the health of your entire body. Good oral health does not just mean you have pretty teeth. Your whole mouth needs care to be in good health.
dental health
No, "oral health" is not typically capitalized unless it is at the beginning of a sentence or part of a title.
Dental health now called oral health is a part of general health. There are significantly relationship between oral health and general health and have common risk factors like smoking, consuming sweet and cholesterol rich diet. Origin of some medical diseases are oral problems like migraine, indigestion. Role of oral health in community becomes notifiable and significant in community because of changing trend of epidemiology and demography. We can not offer quality health care without quality oral health care.
a.Dental Readiness Program (see para 6).b.Clinical Oral Health and Health Promotion Program (see para 7).c.Community Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Program (see para 8).d.Community Oral Health Protection Report (see para 9).
Oral Health and Dental Care
Vickie J. Kimbrough has written: 'Oral health education' -- subject(s): Care and hygiene, Dental health education, Mouth, Oral Health, Study and teaching
Oral health is linked to B vitamins in the body. A lack of B vitamins is linked to dementia, nerve conductivity and mood. Also the teeth are linked to the heart (dental health) and heart function. Alcohol consumption diminishes B vitamins from the body. Chronic alcoholics have many oral health issues because of the deficiency of B vitamins.
Oral Behunin has written: 'An evaluation of the professional preparation of health teachers in selected Oregon high schools' -- subject(s): Health education
The Dental Readiness and Community Oral Health Protection act is part of the Army of the United States. It includes dental health practices for military personnel.
The World Health Organization
A dentist is a person that performs duties in maintaining oral health. They do the check-up for patients who need oral care and encourage the patients to practice good oral care.
Bascially all the systems of the body are linked to oral health for one simple reason, the need for blood to cells and tissues. If oral health is not maintained then there becomes a necessity for oral hygiene. The human mouth is one of the worst places for germs in our body. Any procedure that involves bleeding in the mouth, which could be a simple cleaning, now allows bacteria access to the circulatory system, which means anywhere blood goes thus the bacteria has access to. Deterioration in oral health can cause other problems because it is our main source of getting nutrition, hence if it is difficult for us to eat and swallow, our diet will be affected. Also if we cannot speak properly and communicate with others, our social health will also be affected. The link of oral and general health is evident through common oral presentations of some health condition. For example pregnant women commonly have gingivitis and epulis. Diabetic patients can have increased risk of having oral candidiasis.