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J Banach

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PubMed1986

Final rule for PPS changes.

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Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, U.S.↗
PubMed1986

[The state of dentition and health maintenance in workers 35-44 years of age from selected industrial plants].

The study involved 347 workers (232 men and 115 women) aged 35-44 from four big industrial plants in the area of Szczecin. Selected dental health indices and questionnaires filled by the workers have been analysed. The results were compared with the data obtained from the International Collaborative Study of Dental Manpower Systems in relation to Oral Health Status (so called "general population"). The study demonstrated differences in the DMF and M data between the test and the general populations. No differences in D and F numbers have been shown. Thus, the index of caries treatment requirements was similar in both populations. The awareness of caries treatment need was lower in the industrial than in the general population. The percentage of workers in demand of dentures was higher in the industrial than in the general population. The questionnaire study demonstrated that the test group more frequently applied--within last year--for dental care. Also, the availability of dental dispensaries was evaluated better by the workers as compared to controls.

Adult↗
PubMed1984

[Analysis of dental health services at selected large industrial plants].

The study was based on the results of dental epidemiological investigation and questionnaires obtained from four selected industrial plants, as well as on the data provided by the chief province dental officers. Analysis of available data indicated that organization of industrial dental service is not successful, despite better manpower and equipment conditions than in the general dental service. The system of industrial dental service provides neither adequate dental care nor specific prevention connected with the work environment. The low efficiency of dental health service in the test factories seems to be representative, in general, for the dental health service in large industrial plants throughout the country.

Adolescent↗