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PubMed1979

Denture marking for identification.

A method for including the patient's name in the denture base material for identification purposes has been described. This simple procedure takes little time, has almost no cost, and is effective.

Denture Design↗
PubMed1988

Simple methods for denture identification: a clinical trial.

The persistence of identification marks applied to dentures with two spirit solvent based fibre tip pens and graphite pencil covered with an experimental and a proprietary sealant were studied under service conditions. In general, the marks applied with the pens were rapidly lost, but those covered with the sealants persisted satisfactorily. The experimental sealant performed slightly better than the proprietary product.

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PubMed1986

Forensic aspects of community dentistry.

Community Dentistry has developed as the dental profession's response to a social conscience, recognising the individual social and health needs and personal rights of each member of the community. In this context, forensic odontology is seen as providing that body of dental expertise necessary for the fulfillment of a number of social functions required by law, in both the civil and criminal arenas, with particular reference to the scientific identification of the dead, the investigation of bitemarks, the estimation of age and dental traumatology. The important role of dental records in these matters emphasises the social responsibility of each dentist to exercise great care in the documentation of his treatment procedures. This obligation also extends to the identification marking of dentures. The need for legislation in this area is discussed and the social responsibility of dental educators to include forensic odontology in the curricula of all dental schools, particularly in developing countries, is stressed. Research in forensic odontology should take into account the particular needs of each community in the light of their geographical, social and cultural backgrounds.

Community Dentistry↗
PubMed1990

Dentures.

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PubMed1990

A multidisciplinary approach to prosthetic management.

This study describes a multidisciplinary team approach to prosthetic management for inpatients. A Communication Management System summary sheet was developed to list all prosthetic devices owned and basic information concerning any existing communication problems. The summary sheet is to be posted in a wooden frame above the patients bed. A member of the nursing staff would be responsible for completing the pertinent data.

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PubMed1991

[The importance of denture identification].

It seems useful to recommend or to require by law also in The Netherlands the inclusion of identification markings on all dentures. Provision of this service by Public and Private Health Insurance can contribute to a uniform and common adjustment.

Denture Identification Marking↗