DH410 U2M1 Chapter 5 Population Health

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untreated dental caries

What is the most prevalent oral condition?

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premature

If oral disease are left untreated it can result in _________ death

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poorer older Americans

What population of Americans are particularly vulnerable due to lack of insurance coverage?

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Socioeconomic Status (SES)

What is associated with oral diseases?

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Healthy People

National benchmarks have been established to assess health in the United States through what project?

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dental caries

What is the most common chronic disease of children?

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90%

Oral health surveillance report indicated that in 2011-2016...

- _____% of 20-64 year old have experienced dental caries

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sealant

________ prevalence in primary molars among children age 3-5 increased from 1.4% in 1999 to 2003 to 4.3% in 2011 to 2012

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4.3%

Sealant prevalence in primary molars among children age 3-5 increased from 1.4% in 1999 to 2003 to ___% in 2011 to 2012

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True

True or False

Community Water Fluoridation benefits Americans of all ages and SES

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77.1%

Healthy People 2030 has goals to increase community water fluoridation to ______%

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men

Greater prevalence of periodontitis among ________, Mexican-American individuals, adults below 100% of

federal poverty level (FPL), current

smokers, and those who self-report diabetes

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edentulous

17% of older adults (65-74 years) are __________

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HPV

In past few decades, there has been dramatic increase in OPC linked to ____ infection

<p>In past few decades, there has been dramatic increase in OPC linked to ____ infection</p>
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cleft lip, palate

What is the most common birth defect?

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none!

Is there national data on malocclusion?

<p>Is there national data on malocclusion?</p>
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1

In 2014, approximately 7.5 million people received orthodontic treatment

• _____ in five patients were adults

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sports

Injuries to the head, face, and teeth are common

• Approximately one-third are _______ related

<p>Injuries to the head, face, and teeth are common</p><p>• Approximately one-third are _______ related</p>
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fluorosis

Results of 2011-2015 NHANES regarding prevalence of _______ in ages 6 to 19 years

<p>Results of 2011-2015 NHANES regarding prevalence of _______ in ages 6 to 19 years</p>
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recent immigrants, homeless people, individual in rural areas

What are the top vulnerable populations that lack access to care?

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dental care

Children and adults in the US do not receive clinical ______ ________:

That is essential for their:

- healthy

- growth

- development

- wellbeing

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BRFSS

2018 ______ reports of dental attendance data of respondents aged 18 years and older.

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last

67.68% had dental visit within the ______ year

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2

10.64% had dental visit within the past ____ years

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3

8.86% had dental visit within the past ____ years

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5

11.18% had dental visit within the past ____ years

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1

Less than ___% had never visited a dentist or clinic

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less

Due to cost, the following are ____ likely to receive needed dental care:

• Females

• Those without a high school diploma or GED

• Those with low incomes

• Those who are uninsured

• Those who are disabled

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third party payment

Dental insurance coverage is also called

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managed care

describe health insurance that uses techniques to control the cost of providing benefits

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$354

National average of dental expenditures was $_____ per capita

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children

________ receive dental coverage from private insurance, Medicaid, and CHIP

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Dental coverage

________ _______ varies by age, family income, race and ethnicity, and education

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older

Overall coverage of adults has increased but it did not impact the _______ adult population

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medicaid

Provides comprehensive medical and

dental coverage for children of low income families and some adults

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CHIP (children's health insurance program)

Finance comprehensive health insurance

for children who are not eligible for Medicaid

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medicare

Help provide healthcare for adults aged 65 and older

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Dental public health professionals

will be called on to foster linkages for adults to access dental care in communities across the country

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Inadequacy

_________ is expected to increase due to changing population trends and increased public dental insurance coverage

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private

Majority of dentists provide care in __________ sector

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11%

Dental hygiene has an expected

employment growth of ____% through 2028:

- among the fastest growing occupations in the nation

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interprofessional practice

What is dental hygiene moving toward?

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medical, dental

Increased awareness of the need to address challenge of _______-_______ collaboration