Achieving Oral Health: the Social Context of Dental Care
Medical Entomology and ZoologyPublished 15 January 1998
Gerry Kent PhD DipClinPsychol, Ray Croucher
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Challenges for modern dentistry, the social context of oral health, and Lay and professional contributions to oral health: a review.
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CONTENTS: Foreword (Professor F C Smales) Acknowledgements Preface 1. Challenges for modern dentistry 2. The social context of oral health 3. Lay and professional contributions to oral health 4. Helping patients achieve oral health 5. The nature and causes of anxiety 6. Alleviating anxiety 7. Pain 8. Special groups 9. Communication and consent in dental practice Bibliography Index.
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DentistryHealth Professions