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Oral Health Screening December 2015 Prepared by: Calgary Zone Community Oral Health Team & the AHS Provincial Oral Health Office Healthy Mouth / Healthy Body Ideal to include oral health exam in physical exam The health of your mouth

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  1. Oral Health Screening December 2015 Prepared by: Calgary Zone Community Oral Health Team & the AHS Provincial Oral Health Office

  2. Healthy Mouth / Healthy Body Ideal to include oral health exam in physical exam “The health of your mouth provides a window into the health of your body. You are not healthy if your mouth is not healthy.” Dr. Peter Cooney, Chief Dental Officer of Canada 2

  3. Dental Coverage for Refugees For those covered by the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP), initial services are limited to emergency relief of pain and/or infection only Pain and infection may by present simultaneously, or separately 3

  4. Oral Health Screening Three criteria to help define a dental “ emergency ”: 1) Pain 2) Infection/Swelling 3) Broken teeth 4

  5. Oral Health Screening 1) Pain May not be visibly obvious Common questions to inquire about dental pain: • Do you have any pain in your mouth at this time? • Do you have any pain in your mouth that wakes you up at night? • Do you have any pain in your mouth that prevents you from eating or makes eating difficult? 5

  6. Oral Health Screening 1) Pain Additional questions: • If you have tooth pain to temperature changes, are your teeth sensitive to or cold? • When you have tooth pain to temperature changes, does the pain stop as soon as the stimulus is removed, or does it linger (i.e. trigger a toothache)? • If you currently do not have mouth or tooth pain, have you had any mouth or tooth pain at any time over the last year? 6

  7. Oral Health Screening 2) Infection/Swelling Examine both outside and inside the mouth • External - swelling is primarily seen in the cheek areas, but could also be located around the eyes, under the chin • Internal - swelling is usually seen on the gums on the outer, or cheek side; or in the vestibule - may also be found on the inside of the gums, on the tongue side; floor of the mouth, under the tongue - There may, or may not, be pain associated with the swelling 7

  8. Oral Health Screening 3) Broken Teeth If a patient has badly broken down teeth: • these teeth are likely to be causing pain, but not always. The patient may report that the teeth were painful in the past, but no longer. • you may, nor may not, see signs of swelling in the area Even if there are no signs of pain and/or swelling, broken teeth can be classified as an “emergency”. 8

  9. Oral Health Screening Tips for conducting an oral health screening: Areas to check: • Extraoral • Intraoral Positioning of the client: • Knee to knee – for preschoolers • Facing the client – for children and adults 9

  10. Oral Health Screening - Areas to Check Extraoral • Start with looking at the patient’s profile and face • Look for symmetry of their cheeks, jaw, and eyes – looking for any signs of swelling • Look for changes in the color of skin around mouth • Signs of infection might be: facial swelling, swollen lymph nodes, redness 10

  11. Oral Health Screening Extraoral - Infection/Swelling & Color Changes Enlarged lymph node Facial swelling that may be dentally related 11

  12. Oral Health Assessments Intraoral - Lift the lip • Retract the cheeks and lips to allow for view of areas not readily visible • Examine all tissues including teeth, gums, tongue, cheeks, and the roof and floor of mouth • For client of any age • Disposable dental mirror can be used but is not necessary • A flashlight is often helpful 12

  13. Oral Health Screening Intraoral - Infection/Swelling & Broken teeth Signs of infection might include a swelling on the gums, obvious signs of drainage Abscess with Extensive Draining Abscess Decay/Broken teeth 13

  14. Oral Health Assessments - Positioning Knee to Knee • Effective with young children • Provides comfort and support to child • Involves the parent • Allows clinician good access to lift the lip and view inside the mouth • Disposable dental mirror can be used but is not necessary • A flashlight may be helpful, but is not necessary 14

  15. Oral Health Assessments - Positioning Facing the Client • For older children and adults • Client can be standing or sitting • Allows clinician good access to lift the lip and view inside the mouth • A light makes it possible to view hard to see areas – a flashlight can be used 15

  16. Decay – root tips remain 16

  17. Dental abscess – gum swelling 17

  18. Decay – broken teeth 18

  19. Decay – broken teeth 19

  20. Decay – New tooth erupting underneath 20

  21. Decay – broken teeth 21

  22. Decay – broken teeth 22

  23. Decay and abscess 23

  24. Dental abscess – gum swelling 24

  25. Dental abscess – gum drainage 25

  26. Dental abscess – gum drainage 26

  27. Decay – broken teeth 27

  28. Decay – possible pain 28

  29. Decay – possible pain 29

  30. Decay – possible pain 30

  31. Referrals for Care • IFHP coverage - limited to emergency relief of pain or infection only • Offices accepting patients with IFHP coverage can be found at: https://www.medavie.bluecross.ca/cs/ContentServer?c=ContentPage_P& pagename=IFHP_CIC_Public%2FContentPage_P%2FIFHP_CICOneColu mnFull&cid=1181930640841 Patients/Sponsors can access information on health benefits for refugees at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/refugees/outside/arriving-healthcare.asp 31

  32. For Further Information For questions regarding the oral health screening, contact: Dr. Heidi Rabie (Calgary Zone) at Heidi.Rabie@albertahealthservice.ca Dr. Marianne Howell (Edmonton Zone) at: Marianne.Howell@albertahealthservices.ca Note: the photographs used here are examples only; the same condition can present itself differently in individual clients 32

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