Oral Health Recommendations - Evidence-Based Clinical Guidelines
Comprehensive database of oral health recommendations from UK, Scotland, and international guidelines.
Evidence-Based Oral Health Recommendations
Comprehensive database of oral health recommendations from leading international guidelines. Search across UK, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand evidence-based recommendations.
Database Overview
94
Evidence-Based Recommendations
Continuously Updated
2
Clinical Guidelines
From Leading Organizations
3
Countries Covered
International Coverage
15
Clinical Topics
Comprehensive Coverage
Countries & Guidelines
England
Main Guideline:
Delivering better oral health: an evidence-based toolkit for prevention
(Public Health England (PHE))recommendations
Scotland
Main Guideline:
Dental interventions to prevent caries in children
(Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN))recommendations
Top Quality Recommendations from All Countries
View All RecommendationsFissure sealants should be considered for all children on permanent molars as soon as possible after eruption.
Apply fluoride varnish (2.26% NaF) to teeth 2 or more times a year.
Use behaviour change methods with oral hygiene instruction.
Maintain good dietary practice in line with the Eatwell Guide including avoiding or minimising sugar sweetened drinks (especially carbonated) and fruit juice and/or smoothies (limited …
Maintain standard oral hygiene practices.Brush teeth at least twice daily: • last thing at night and on one other occasion • with toothpaste containing fluoride …
Assess patient’s preferences for interdental plaque control: • decide on appropriate interdental aids • demonstrate methods and types of aids• assess plaque removal abilities and …
Professional tooth cleaning should not be routinely recommended for preventing dental caries in children.
Act on patient response: • refer people who want to stop smoking to local stop smoking support, preferably where behavioural support and prescribed stop smoking …
Apply fluoride varnish to teeth 2 times a year (2.26% NaF).
Assign a recall interval ranging from 3 to 12 months based on oral health needs and disease risk.
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