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What is the primary focus of preventive dentistry?
What is the primary focus of preventive dentistry?
- Treatment of dental and oral diseases
- Interception of the progress of dental and oral diseases (correct)
- Restoration of damaged teeth and tissues
- Providing emergency dental care
Why is preventive dentistry considered the only solution for most dental diseases?
Why is preventive dentistry considered the only solution for most dental diseases?
- It can provide emergency dental care
- It can repair and replace destroyed tissues
- It is time-consuming
- It is cost-effective (correct)
What does preventive dentistry aim to prevent?
What does preventive dentistry aim to prevent?
- Factors maintaining disability resulting from the disease
- Complications of the disease
- Factors predisposing the disease
- The disease itself (correct)
What is the potential impact of every $1 spent on prevention according to the text?
What is the potential impact of every $1 spent on prevention according to the text?
What is the primary focus of primary prevention in dentistry?
What is the primary focus of primary prevention in dentistry?
Which of the following best describes the role of preventive dentistry?
Which of the following best describes the role of preventive dentistry?
Why is dental treatment not affordable for all the population even in developed countries?
Why is dental treatment not affordable for all the population even in developed countries?
What measure is associated with preventing severe periodontitis or initial caries lesion to prevent pulpitis and periapical infection?
What measure is associated with preventing severe periodontitis or initial caries lesion to prevent pulpitis and periapical infection?
What is the goal of disability limitation in tertiary prevention for dental care?
What is the goal of disability limitation in tertiary prevention for dental care?
What is the main focus of progressive stages of disease in dentistry?
What is the main focus of progressive stages of disease in dentistry?