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Prepared For: Exam Date: Prepared by: Tel: Website: 17/11/2015 www.denplan.co.uk Your Risk of Dental Disease Emily Anderson Gum Disease Risk 1 This indicates the likelihood that without appropriate home and preventive care, the health of your gums may worsen resulting in inflammation and the possible loss of teeth. Tooth Decay Risk 1 This indicates the likelihood that without appropriate home and professional care, the health of your teeth may worsen resulting in tooth decay or breakdown of existing restorations. Tooth Wear Risk 1 The tooth wear risk score describes the likelihood that your teeth will wear away due to lifestyle risk factors. Mouth Cancer Risk 3 Mouth cancer, unlike tooth decay and gum disease is very rare. Only 1 in 10,000 people in the UK will develop a new mouth cancer next year. "Risk indicators" are things that have been found more commonly in people who get a disease, but they have not been proven to cause it. out of 5 Very High Risk High Risk Moderate Risk Low Risk Very Low Risk out of 5 Very High Risk High Risk Moderate Risk Low Risk Very Low Risk out of 5 Very High Risk High Risk Moderate Risk Low Risk Very Low Risk out of 5 Many risk indicators Several risk indicators Some risk indicators Few risk indicators Very few risk indicators Please note: ALL types of screening can produce false negatives/positives and NO algorithms are 100% effective. report id: FeqAaYJk Reducing Your Risk Gum Disease and You Gum disease is the major cause of tooth loss in adults. It is linked to a higher risk of conditions such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Gum disease can be controlled or prevented. Actions may include: Not smoking Improving diabetic control Healthy lifestyle and diet Treating existing disease Improving oral hygiene Tooth Decay and You Tooth decay is preventable. Steps you can take include: Brushing twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste Cleaning between your teeth with floss or interdental brushes Limiting your consumption of sugary foods to mealtimes Making sure any repairs to your teeth are in good condition Visiting your dentist regularly Tooth Wear and You Tooth wear risk is driven by lifestyle risk factors. These include: Consumption of acidic food and drinks Vomiting/reflux Toothbrush wear Grinding and clenching Mouth Cancer and You Anyone can get mouth cancer, but most people who do: Are over 40 years of age Use tobacco products Regularly drink alcohol Mouth cancers have also been linked to the HPV 16 virus which can be sexually transmitted. Sun exposure is a risk for lip and skin cancers. If you notice a red or white patch, ulcer or lump in your mouth that lasts longer than 3 weeks, get checked out. Denplan Dentist The Dental Practice, High Street, Littletown 01872 234 234 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 5 4 3 2 1 powered by C M Y CM MY CY CMY K CB10663 A4 Report Print.pdf 1 04/12/2015 14:46:38
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Trial Account, DEPPATo set up a full account, contact your Denplan PSA,
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Your Risk of Dental DiseaseEmily Anderson
Gum Disease Risk 1This indicates the likelihood that without appropriate home andpreventive care, the health of your gums may worsen resulting
in inflammation and the possible loss of teeth.
Tooth Decay Risk1This indicates the likelihood that without appropriate home andprofessional care, the health of your teeth may worsen resultingin tooth decay or breakdown of existing restorations.
Tooth Wear Risk 1The tooth wear risk score describes the likelihood that your
teeth will wear away due to lifestyle risk factors.
Mouth Cancer Risk3Mouth cancer, unlike tooth decay and gum disease is very rare.Only 1 in 10,000 people in the UK will develop a new mouthcancer next year. "Risk indicators" are things that have beenfound more commonly in people who get a disease, but theyhave not been proven to cause it.
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Please note: ALL types of screening can produce false negatives/positives and NO algorithms are 100% effective.
report id: FeqAaYJk Reducing Your Risk
Gum Disease and YouGum disease is the major cause of tooth loss inadults. It is linked to a higher risk of conditionssuch as heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Gumdisease can be controlled or prevented. Actionsmay include:
Not smoking
Improving diabetic control
Healthy lifestyle and diet
Treating existing disease
Improving oral hygiene
Tooth Decay and YouTooth decay is preventable. Steps you can takeinclude:
Brushing twice a day with a fluoridetoothpaste
Cleaning between your teeth with floss orinterdental brushes
Limiting your consumption of sugary foodsto mealtimes
Making sure any repairs to your teeth are ingood condition
Visiting your dentist regularly
Tooth Wear and YouTooth wear risk is driven by lifestyle risk factors.These include:
Consumption of acidic food and drinks
Vomiting/reflux
Toothbrush wear
Grinding and clenching
Mouth Cancer and YouAnyone can get mouth cancer, but most peoplewho do:
Are over 40 years of age
Use tobacco products
Regularly drink alcohol
Mouth cancers have also been linked to the HPV16 virus which can be sexually transmitted. Sunexposure is a risk for lip and skin cancers.
If you notice a red or white patch, ulcer or lump inyour mouth that lasts longer than 3 weeks, getchecked out.
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Your Current Oral Health
Your Current Oral Health Your Score
Comfort You told us you are experiencing pain or discomfort from your mouth.
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Function You told us that your teeth sometimes restrict what you can comfortably eat.
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Appearance You told us that you are happy with the appearance of your teeth.
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Soft Tissues We have noted no areas of current concern.
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Bite You have sufficient teeth in contact to function normally.
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Tooth Health Your score indicates that you have no active tooth decay and no restorations.
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Tooth Wear Your teeth show normal wear for your age.
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Gum Health Your gums are healthy.
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Comfort You told us you are experiencing pain or discomfort from your mouth.
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Function You told us that your teeth sometimes restrict what you can comfortably eat.
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Appearance You told us that you are happy with the appearance of your teeth.
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Soft Tissues We have noted no areas of current concern.
out of 8
Bite You have sufficient teeth in contact to function normally.
out of 8
Tooth Health Your score indicates that you have no active tooth decay and no restorations.
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Tooth Wear Your teeth show normal wear for your age.
out of 12
Gum Health Your gums are healthy.
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