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Chief complaint
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Reason for seeking dental hygiene care; pain takes priority
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Risk factors
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Peridontal disease
dental caries
oral cancer
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Risk factors for oral cancer
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Tobacco use
alcohol use
sun exposure
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Risk factors for periodontal disease
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Behavioural factors
tobacco use
systemic conditions
hormonal considerations
nutritional status
iatrogenic factors
genetic factors
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Risk factors for dental caries
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Behavioral
dietary
low fluoride
tooth morphology and position
xerostomia
history of dental caries
developmental
genethic
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Periodontal disease risk factor for
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Inefective endocarditis
cardiovascular disease
diabetes mellitus
respiratory disease
adverse pregnancy outcomes
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ADL (Activities of Daily Living)
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Is a measure of the ability fo carry out the basic tasks needed for self care; 4 levels
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ASA ( American society of anesthesiologists)
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Developed to determine modifications necessary to provide general anesthtethic to patients during surgical procedures; 5 levels
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ASA I
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Without systemic disease; normal healthy patient with little or no dental anxiety; no modifications necessary
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ASA II
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Mild systemic disease or extreme dental anxiety, minimal risk, minor modification to treatment and/ or patient education may be necessary
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ASA III
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Systemic disease that limits activity but is not incapacitating; medical clearance needed
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ASA IV
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Incapacitating disease that is a constant threat to life; hospitalization during treatment
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ASA V
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Patient is moribund and not expected to survive; no treatment
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Level 0
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Ability to perform tasks without assistance
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Level 1
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Ability to perform the task with some human asistance; may need a device or mechanical aid but or still independent
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