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1
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are the two most common
oral health diseases affecting
the Filipinos.

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Dental caries

periodontal diseases

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gingivitis

gingiva =
itis =

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gingiva = Gums

itis = suffix inflammation

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periodontitis

Gingiva, bone and
other supporting
structures on teeth

itis = suffix inflammation

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periodontium

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72% dental carries, 43% periodental disease

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now: 72% dental carries, 50% periodental disease

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must be a priority in
integrated health promotion
programs and feeding strategies to
enhance the well-being of Filipinos.

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Prevention of dental decay and basic oral care

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Adverse effects of
Poor oral health

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Growth and development

speech

mastication

appearance

self esteem

over all quality of life

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Adverse effects of poor oral health
in children

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untreated dental Caries - pain- malnutrition

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3 Effective prevention measures

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1.Improvement of oral hygiene.
2.reduce sugar intake
3.regular dental visits

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6 year program

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basic science
clinical science
dental public health

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The dmd program aims to:

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scientifically knowledgeable

technically-capable

social-sensitive in maintenance of health

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The dmd program objective:

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adept in prevention, diagnosis, identification and management of oral
health needs and diseases.

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Dental professionals who work for companies, as an associate dentist, his own private clinic, hospitals, military, law enforcement or Investigative agencies

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General Practitioner

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Works under another dentist (clinic
owner).

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Associate Dentist

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Learning by experience.

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Associate Dentist

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Salary depends on contract.

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Associate Dentist

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A associate Dentist (Overseas)

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Dr. Rem

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Strict with work time (9 hours).Depends on the policy with duty hours

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as associate Dentist (Overseas)

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on weekdays the clinic handles about 20-30 patients a day cater’s up to 70 patients

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as associate Dentist (Overseas)

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19
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dentist/ clinic owner

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minnie casauran

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Salary is higher than working as Associate Dentist.

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Dentist/Clinic owner

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Can work only 5 hours a day. totally depends on what schedule you
prefer

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Dentist/Clinic owner

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number or patients grow as you establish a good record with
patients. By word of mouth.

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Dentist/Clinic owner

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Must be very people person and respectful, making patients feel at
home and at ease

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Dentist/Clinic owner

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pros and cons of Dentist/Clinic owner

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PROS:
Very rewarding
practice.
learning by experience.
you have you own
schedule and can do
other hobbies or even
start other businesses.

CONS:
You’re on your own.
Bills handlings.
Clinic management.
Booking and
settlement of taxes.
Dr. Minnie
Dentist/Clinic owner

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If you are working under the same school and also as consultant a percentage will be given to you every patient.
Hospital Dentist
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Duty/work schedule depends on your availability or what the schedule the hospital requires.
Hospital Dentist
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Inconsistent influx of patients. Almost 80 patients a day.
Hospital Dentist
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Regular patients are easy to work with and usually patient referrals.
Hospital Dentist
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Hospital Dentist
Dr. Hannah Grace Cruz DMD `
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former Hospital Dentist
Kevin Abuel DMD MD
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pros and cons of former Hospital Dentist
PROS: Diversity of cases. More learning opportunity OR Priveledges. Stable income (Government employed) Good entry point if you're considering to pursue medicine. CONS: less flexible when it comes to time managing. (ER duty) some Paramedical professional wouldn't consider you the same as medical doctors. (In some hospitals)
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Works under the management of the company owner
Private companies
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works with a team of dentists or other health care provider
Private companies
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pros and cons of Private companies
PROS: Fixed Salary Retirement pension Free-Post grad schooling CONS: Unable to establish your own name in practice. You need to work with different school of thought.
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Company Dentist
Jaskeen Catriz DMD
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Salary depends on the contract with the company but with a chance of promotion after a few years of working under a company.
Company Dentist
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Strict with work time (10 hours). Depends on the policy with duty hours
Company Dentist
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Well budgeted in terms of clinic supplies and the area is along the businesses. high influx of patient and a lot of variations with rare cases
Company Dentist
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Social skills are really required. most of the patients have high expectations and for the clinic to have consistent influx of patients
Company Dentist
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Works under the management of government.
Local government units
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Abides by rules and regulation of the government in regards with the treatment fees.
Local government units
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Dental consumables and other armamentarium are provided by the government.
Local government units
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Not allowed to have his/her own private clinic.
Local government units
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must be a graduate and a board passer.
military
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1 year experience in dental practice.
military
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pass the interview and qualifying exam.
military
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BY PROVIDING THAT ORIGINAL APPOINTMENTS IN THE DENTAL CORPS SHALL BE IN THE GRADE OF FIRST LIEUTENANT
RA No. 480
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Military Dentist
Lee Mark L. Muyco DMD DS
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Stable income depends with rank/position
Military Dentist
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24/7 hours of duty unless you have someone with the same rank/ position to share duty/work load.
Military Dentist
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Not a lot of variations with the cases. The usual common cases. Special cases referred to higher ranking dentist.
Military Dentist
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Social skills is good but not really required since your patients will be from the camp.
Military Dentist
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pros and cons of military dentist
PROS: Gov't will pay for your post-graduate courses. chance to visit places but depends on your rank. Fixed salary. Retirement benefits. CONS: Gov't will dictate your time of duty. Separation from your family for years. Rotation of assignments.
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works with different department of investigation team in order to help identify an invidual related to criminal cases, victims of calamities and suicide.
Forensic Odontologists
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Shares knowledge, guides and teaches future Dental professionals to develop their skills theoretically and clinically.
Academician
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Income depends on availability of your schedule. Part-time or Full-time. Low compared to treating patients in clinics.
faculty member
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A bit time consuming in regards with doing lectures, grade computation and other class realated activity.
faculty member
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No patients involved (only patience is what's needed)
faculty member
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will entail you with responsibilities to conduct research on biomedical mechanisms, diagnosis and therapy, population and outcome medicine, health policy or health services etc.
Dentist Scientis
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requires a Master degree course or a PhD course (as per your present career status) which address critical issues relating to oral biology and medicine.
Researcher/ Dental Scientist,/ Innovator
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responsibilities are to help other dentists to improve their dental practice by providing advice about marketing
Pharmaceutical and allied-industry consultants
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Advanced training about business administration and management.
Pharmaceutical and allied-industry consultants
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DDS from an accredited dental program.
Pharmaceutical and allied-industry consultants
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detail-oriented and having excellent interpersonal communication.
Pharmaceutical and allied-industry consultants
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each practice requires revenue, profit, and growth to be successful.
Entrepreneur
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dentistry skills you'll have, knowledge of the business administration aspects of a practice will benefit you in the long run.
Entrepreneur
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Requires a lot of people skills and knowledge about dental materials and also about clinic management
Entrepreneur
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Basic business management skills.
Entrepreneur

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