British Society of Oral Health and Disability
Appearance
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The British Society of Oral Health and Disability is an association devoted to bringing together those interested in the oral care of people with disabilities.[1]
Selected publications
- Undergraduate curriculum in Special Care Dentistry (2014)
- Multi-disciplinary Guidelines for the Oral Management of Patients following Oncology Treatment updated 2012
- Clinical Guidelines & Integrated Care Pathways for the Oral Health Care of People with Learning Disabilities updated 2012
- Guidelines for the Delivery of a Domiciliary Oral Healthcare Service, revised 2009
- The Provision of Oral Care under General Anaesthesia in Special Care Dentistry - A Professional Consensus Statement, 2009
- Commissioning Tool for Special Care Dentistry. A document produced by the British Society of Disability and Oral Health and funded by the Department of Health, 2006
- Developing an Undergraduate Curriculum in Special Care Dentistry Prepared by a Working Group of the Teachers Group of BSDH
- Principles on Intervention for People Unable to Comply with Routine Dental Care
- Guidelines for Oral Health Care for Long-stay Patients and Residents
- Guidelines for the Development of Local Standards of Oral Health Care for Dependent, Dysphagic, Critically and Terminally Ill Patients
- Oral Health Care for People with Mental Health Problems:
- Guidelines for Oral Health Care for People with a Physical Disability
References
- ^ Bourne, Phil. "Home Page". www.bsdh.org. Retrieved 2018-02-22.