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sundhed 17. de souza rf. de freitas oliveira paranhos h. lovato da silva ch et al. in- terventions for cleaning dentures in adults. cochrane database syst rev 2009;(4):1-40. 18. coker e. ploeg j. kaasalainen s et al. a concept analysis of
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hygiene
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candidosis.
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dis 2013;(19):245-61. 21. furness s. worthington hv. bryan g et al. interventions for the management of dry mouth: topical therapies. cochrane database syst rev 2011;(7):1-64. 22. koblen a. tonnesen es. mundtørhed. sygeplejersken 2001;(7):37-45. 23. pedersen aml. mundtørhed. tandlægeforeningen 2015. available from: http://www.tandlaegeforeningen.dk/patienter/sammenhaeng_taender_an- dre_sygdomme/mundtoerhed.aspx#6 (set 19.02.2015). 24. brocklehurst p. tickle m glenny am et al. systemic interventions for recur- rent aphthous stomatitis (mouth ulcers). cochrane database syst rev 2012; (9):1-62. 25. martori e. ayuso-montero r. martinez-gomis j. risk factors for denture-re- lated
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mucosal lesions in a geriatric population. jpd 2013;(111):273-79. 26. muzyka bm. epifanio rn. update on
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fungal infections. dent clin n am 2013;(57):561-81. 27. chapple lc. van der weijden f. dorfer c et al. primary prevention of perio- dontitis: managing gingivitis. j clin periodontol 2015;(29):1-30. english abstract grønkjær ll, nielsen n. inpatient
oral
hygiene
. sygeplejersken 2015;(5):81-90. there is a need for greater focus on
oral
health
among inpatients in order to prevent diseases of the
oral
cavity and conditions arising as a result of deficient
oral
hygiene
, since
oral
health
affects patients? gene- ral
health
and quality of life. it has also been found that nurses lack knowledge of cleaning agents and implements for providing
oral
he- althcare, indicators of
oral
health
and the effect of various medications on the
oral
cavity, which has put patients at risk of severe dental and gingival problems during hospitalisation. the article draws on re- search-based knowledge, theory and existing practices, to shed light on how
oral
health
care for inpatients may be carried out and the im- plements recommended for providing
oral
hygiene
. a systematic review revealed that daily tooth-brushing is the best-docu- mented intervention for the prevention of plaque, caries, periodontal di- sease and halitosis. in addition, interdental brushes are effective for cleaning between the teeth. similarly, dentures, like natural teeth, must be kept clean and free of plaque and calculus on a daily basis. the article presents an overview of the most commonly occurring disor- ders of the
oral
cavity, and how
oral
health
care for severely ill patients should be provided. key words:
oral
hygiene
,
oral
health
, dentures, tooth-brushing.
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