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A major factor in the efficacy of oral care delivery are the attitudes of care aides. With the integration of oral health assessment tools into care practices, care staff may learn to recognize oral diseases and determine the oral health needs of residents. Furthermore, oral health professionals should recognize the responsibility they have in supporting care staff throughout geriatric care.Depression is a common mental illness affecting millions worldwide. It is characterised by several symptoms including persistent sadness, constant irritability, and the loss of interest in pleasurable activities. The medical management of depression includes psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy. Depression is associated with numerous oral findings such as diminished salivary flow, rampant dental decay, advanced periodontal disease, and oral dysesthesias. Many of the oral findings in clients with depression can be due to the disease itself or to the treatment used for the condition; it can be difficult to determine which came first. Dental practitioners need to be aware of these orofacial findings and to treat and manage these clients appropriately. This short communication reviews the pharmacotherapy of depression and the effects of the drugs commonly used. Necessary dental treatment modifications for clients with depression are discussed. Swimming is known worldwide as one of the healthiest, low-impact forms of exercise that promotes a strong body, heart, and mind. However, several studies have suggested that swimming pool chlorination is responsible for dental erosion, calculus formation, and stain in competitive and recreational swimmers, a phenomenon known as swimmer's mouth. The purpose of this observational study was to assess chlorine stain on the dentition of competitive female swimmers and divers from a university team and to determine if dental preventive practices affected chlorine stains. Swimmers were recruited from the University of New Mexico Swimming and Diving Team for this IRB-approved study (#17-481). Participants completed a questionnaire regarding individual oral habits and frequency of preventive visits. Following the questionnaire, an oral screening was completed to evaluate for stain. Fisher exact tests, nonparametric Wilcoxon tests, and descriptive statistics were used to analyse the data. Additionally, a cross-sectfrequency of tooth brushing or professional stain removal. https://www.selleckchem.com/products/quinine-dihydrochloride.html Additional oral hygiene regimens should be explored to facilitate the prevention or complete removal of swimmer stain. To explore the perceptions of oral health and access to care experiences of men with a history of incarceration and to identify factors contributing to current oral health inequities within their community. A qualitative approach was used via focus group discussions among 18 men with a history of incarceration and 10 staff members of a non-profit organization working with individuals who are involved in or at risk of involvement with the criminal justice system. All discussions were audiorecorded and transcribed verbatim. A thematic analysis was undertaken using , a qualitative data management program. The participants ranged in age from 29 years to 69 years, came from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, and had different prison setting experiences. Five major themes emerged not on the radar, stigma of incarceration, being shot down, caught in the system, and institutional conditioning. The personal backgrounds, experiences with health and dental care during prison time, and the unique challenges faced by men with a history of incarceration influenced their perceptions and their ability to access dental services. Dental professionals can help to change these perceptions and experiences by creating a safe space for these individuals to access and receive care comfortably. The personal backgrounds, experiences with health and dental care during prison time, and the unique challenges faced by men with a history of incarceration influenced their perceptions and their ability to access dental services. Dental professionals can help to change these perceptions and experiences by creating a safe space for these individuals to access and receive care comfortably. Static positioning and awkward postures put dental hygienists at risk for work-related musculoskeletal disorders. These disorders often appear during professional training programs. Ergonomics education has been shown to reduce the incidence of injuries, but fitness training to improve postural awareness and endurance is not typically included in dental hygiene curricula. This study assessed the effects of a 12-week functional fitness training program on ergonomic and postural knowledge, outcome expectations and self-efficacy related to exercise, and core stability in final-year dental hygiene students. Participants (n = 24) completed surveys and core stability tests and demonstrated postural movements before and after completing a mandatory weekly training program focusing on dynamic core stabilization, aerobic exercise, and postural awareness. Participants improved static plank hold time and left leg forward lunge scores, with no significant changes in right lunge or stability push-up tests. Accuracy ther research, including more sensitive tests of physical function as well as the transfer of knowledge and safe postures into clinically relevant situations, is warranted.[This corrects the article DOI 10.3389/fgene.2019.00849.].Apple (Malus domestica Borkh.), an economically important tree fruit worldwide, frequently suffers from temperature stress during growth and development, which strongly affects the yield and quality. Heat shock protein 20 (HSP20) genes play crucial roles in protecting plants against abiotic stresses. However, they have not been systematically investigated in apple. In this study, we identified 41 HSP20 genes in the apple 'Golden Delicious' genome. These genes were unequally distributed on 15 different chromosomes and were classified into 10 subfamilies based on phylogenetic analysis and predicted subcellular localization. Chromosome mapping and synteny analysis indicated that three pairs of apple HSP20 genes were tandemly duplicated. Sequence analysis revealed that all apple HSP20 proteins reflected high structure conservation and most apple HSP20 genes (92.6%) possessed no introns, or only one intron. Numerous apple HSP20 gene promoter sequences contained stress and hormone response cis-elements. Transcriptome analysis revealed that 35 of 41 apple HSP20 genes were nearly unchanged or downregulated under normal temperature and cold stress, whereas these genes exhibited high-expression levels under heat stress.
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