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"ContentsThe dental hygiene profession / Michele Leonardi Darby, Margaret M. Walsh -- Human needs theory and dental hygiene care / Margaret M. Walsh, Michele Leonardi Darby -- Health and health promotion / Laura Lee MacDonald -- Communication and behavioral change theories / Hope E. Oliver -- Cross-cultural practice / Devan Leonardi Darby, Michele Leonardi Darby -- The dental hygiene care environment / Marie Varley Gillis -- Infection control / Eve Cuny, Helene Bednarsh, Kathy J. Eklund -- Medical emergencies / Margaret M. Walsh -- Ergonomics / Lori J. Drummer -- Personal, dental, and health histories / Frieda Atherton Pickett -- Vital signs / Cara Miyasaki -- Pharmacologic history / Ann Eshenaur Spolarich -- Extraoral and intraoral clinical assessment / Margaret J. Fehrenbach -- Assessment of the dentition / Janice Pimlott, Joan D. Leakey -- Oral hygiene assessment : soft and hard deposits / Michele Leonardi Darby, Margaret M. Walsh -- Dental caries management by risk assessment / John D. B. Featherstone -- Periodontal and risk assessment / Susan Lynn Tolle -- Impact of periodontal infections on systemic health / Gary C. Armitage -- Dental hygiene diagnosis / Michele Leonardi Darby, Margaret M. Walsh -- Dental hygiene care plan and evaluation / Karen M. Palleschi -- Toothbrushing / Joanna Asadoorian -- Mechanical oral biofilm control : interdental and supplemental self-care devices / Deborah M. Lyle -- Dentifrices / France Lavoie, Nadia Dubreuil, Louise Bourassa -- Hand-activated instruments / Michele Leonardi Darby, Margaret M. Walsh -- Ultrasonic and sonic instrumentation / Kathleen O. Hodges -- Root morphology and instrumentation implications / Marilyn Beck, Lynn Bergstrom Bryan -- Management of extrinsic and intrinsic stains / Michele Leonardi Darby, Margaret M. Walsh -- Decision making related to nonsurgical periodontal therapy / Kathleen O. Hodges -- Chemotherapy for the control of periodontal diseases / Joanna Asadoorian -- Acute gingival and periodontal conditions, lesions of endodontic origin, and avulsed teeth / Birgitta Soder -- Caries management : fluoride, chlorhexidine, xylitol, and amorphous calcium phosphate therapies / Michele Leonardi Darby -- Pit and fissure sealants / Judy Yamamoto, Maureen E. Fannon -- Nutritional counseling / Lisa F. Harper Mallonee -- Tobacco cessation / Margaret M. Walsh, Kirsten A. Jarvi -- Impressions, study casts, and oral stents / Esther K. Andrews -- Restorative therapy / Lisa Ahmann -- Behavioral management of dental fear and anxiety / Margaret M. Walsh, Michele Leonardi Darby -- Dentinal hypersensitivity management / Juliana J. Kim, Dimitrios Karastathis -- Local anesthesia / Margaret M. Walsh, Michele Leonardi Darby -- Nitrous oxide-oxygen analgesia / Margaret M. Walsh -- Persons with disabilities / Kathleen B. Muzzin -- Cardiovascular disease / Laura Mueller-Joseph -- Persons with diabetes mellitus / Deborah Bauman -- Oral care of persons with cancer / Joan M. Davis -- Persons with human immunodeficiency virus infection / Devan Leonardi Darby, Michele Leonardi Darby -- Persons with neurologic and sensory deficits / Dorothy J. Rowe, Brenda S. Kunz -- Persons with autoimmune diseases / Margaret M. Walsh -- Renal disease and organ transplantation / Cheryl Thomas -- Respiratory diseases / Joan Gugino Ellison -- Cognitively and developmentally challenged persons / Kelly M. Schultz, Michele Leonardi Darby -- Alcohol and substance abuse / Sandra Z. Zagar, Kathleen M. Schlotthauer -- Eating disorders / Laura Lee MacDonald -- Women's health and the health of their children / Maria Perno Goldie -- The older adult / Joan I. Gluch -- Persons with fixed and removable dentures / Bonnie J. Craig -- Orofacial clefts and fractured jaw / Joanna L. Harris -- Dental implant maintenance / Vivian L. Young-McDonald -- Persons with orthodontic appliances / Lee Ann Branscome Simmons -- Abuse and neglect / Inma LaCross -- Practice management / Harold A. Henson -- Career planning and professional development / Christine Hovliaras -- Legal and ethical decision making / Pamela Zarkowski."

"Pendahuluan: Kemajuan teknologi digital untuk memenuhi kebutuhan akan efisiensi saat ini tidak terelakkan, termasuk di bidang ortodontik. Selain foto rontgen, model studi merupakan alat diagnostik yang diubah menjadi bentuk digital. Digitasi model studi dilakukan supaya pengukuran benda tiga dimensi dapat diukur dalam bentuk tiga dimensi. Walaupun demikian, ketidakakuratan bisa saja terjadi pada pengukuran dengan model studi digital tiga dimensi. Ketiadaan perangkat digitasi di Indonesia menyebabkan proses digitasi menjadi mahal dan sukar. Oleh karena itu, alat pemindai laser yang diciptakan oleh Institut Teknologi Bandung bekerjasama dengan Bagian Ortodonti Universitas Indonesia pada tahun 2011 diharapkan dapat mengatasi masalah-masalah tersebut. Dalam penelitian ini, peneliti menguji akurasi analisis ortodontik dengan menggunakan alat pemindai laser yang baru dibuat ini. Bahan dan Cara: Duabelas pasang model studi sebelum perawatan ortodontik disertai anterior crowding dengan skor indeks Little 1-6 digunakan dalam penelitian ini. Masing-masing model studi dipindai, dan dilakukan digitasi dan analisis Bolton dan indeks ketidakteraturan Little (LII) diukur pada model studi konvensional dan digital dengan kaliper yang memiliki ketelitian 0.01 mm. Pengukuran intraobserver dilakukan pada 20% total sampel yang dipilih secara acak (3 sampel) dan diuji secara statistik dengan uji-t berpasangan dan Wilcoxon untuk uji nonparametrik. Plot Bland-Altman digunakan untuk menguji level of agreement kedua metode pengukuran. Uji-t tidak berpasangan dan uji Mann-Whitney digunakan untuk uji statistik pada penelitian inti dengan 12 pasang model studi. Hasil: Uji intraobserver untuk analisis Bolton tidak memperlihatkan perbedaan bermakna (p = 0.859) sementara untuk pengukuran indeks ketidakteraturan Little, terlihat perbedaan yang bermakna secara statistik (p = 0.008). Plot Bland-Altman untuk indeks Little memperlihatkan tercapainya level of agreement kedua metode pengukuran. Pada pengukuran 12 pasang model studi, uji statistik untuk analisis Bolton dan indeks Little tidak memperlihatkan adanya perbedaan yang bermakna (p > 0.05), dengan nilai p berturut-turut adalah p = 0.509 and p = 0.101. Kesimpulan: Nilai pengukuran pada model studi digital disertai anterior crowding tidak berbeda bermakna secara statistik dengan nilai pengukuran yang dilakukan pada model studi konvensional dengan anterior crowding.

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Introduction: The vastly growth of advanced technology to meet efficiency is currently inevitable, including in orthodontics. Radiographs and study models are diagnostic tools that often digitized and measured three-dimensionally. However, inacurracy might still be found in the three-dimension measurements. The customized laser scanner was then built in 2011 by Bandung Institute of Technology in conjunction with Department of Orthodontic University of Indonesia. The primary aims were to overcome the study models storing problems and the scanning cost, if the study models have to be digitized overseas. In this research, the study models digitizing were performed using the newly built laser scanner and the accuracy of the measurements were analyzed.

Material and Methods: Twelve pairs of pre-orthodontic treatment study models were used in this research with mild to moderate anterior crowding (Little Irregularity Index score 1-6). Each models were scanned and the mesiodistal width was measured before Bolton analysis was determined. For Little Irregularity Index, each measurements were done in the anterior of lower study models. The measurement of conventional study models were then compared with the digital study models measurement. Each measurement were made with digital calliper to the nearest of 0.01 mm. Intraobserver test was done by taking 20% from the total amount of the samples (3 samples) randomly and were tested by paired t-test and Wilcoxon for nonparametric test. The level of agreement were done with Bland- Altman plot. After getting valid intraobserver test value and good level of agreement, the main test was done by paired t-test and Mann-Whitney test.

Results: Intraobserver test for Bolton analysis showed no significant difference (p = 0.859) while significant difference (p = 0.008) was detected between measurement method for Little Irregularity Index. Bland-Altman plot for Little Irregularity Index intraobserver test showed good level of agreement. The Bolton analysis and Little Irregularity Index statistic test for twelve pairs of study models showed no significant difference (p > 0.05), respectively p = 0.509 and p = 0.101.

Conclusion: The measurements made in digital study models with anterior crowding were as accurate as the measurements made in conventional study models with anterior crowding, and therefore, the study models measurement can be done in the digital form."

"Tujuan: Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menguji reliabilitas kuesioner frekuensi konsumsi makanan kariogenik, mengetahui status karies gigi, dan hubungan frekuensi konsumsi makanan kariogenik dengan status karies gigi pada anak usia 15-16 tahun di DKI Jakarta. Metode: Survei epidemiologi dilakukan dengan desain penelitian cross sectional. Pemeriksaan karies gigi dilakukan oleh satu pemeriksa, menggunakan indeks DMFT. Indeks DMFT digunakan untuk mencatat prevalensi karies gigi berdasarkan kriteria WHO. Selain itu juga memberikan FFQ/ Food Frequency Quetionare yang dijawab oleh subjek untuk mendapatkan informasi mengenai frekuensi konsumsi makanan kariogenik, karakteristik anak, dan keadaan sosiodemografi. Data kemudian dianalisis dengan analitik komparatif. Hasil: Total sampel sebanyak 471 anak, dengan prevalensi yang mengalami karies gigi sebesar 75,4% dengan rata-rata 2,72. Kesimpulan: Status karies gigi pada anak usia 15-16 tahun di DKI Jakarta tergolong moderate, dengan rata-rata 2,72. Kedua kuesioner yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah reliabel. Karies gigi berhubungan signifikan dengan jenis kelamin, pendidikan ibu dan item makanan yogurt, perment mint, kripik, dan minuman bersoda.

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Objective: This study aimed to examine the reliability of the questionnaire frequency of cariogenic food consumption, determine the dental caries status, and the relationship between the frequency of cariogenic food consumption and dental caries status in children aged 15-16 years in DKI Jakarta. Method: Epidemiology surveys were conducted with cross sectional study design. Dental caries was examined by one examiner, using DMFT index. DMFT index is used to record the prevalence of dental caries based on WHO criteria. FFQ / Food Frequency Quetionare answered by the subject to get information about the frequency of consumption of cariogenic foods, children's characteristics, and sociodemographic conditions. Data were analyzed with comparative analytic. Results: A total sample of 471 children, with a prevalence of dental caries of 75.4% with an average of 2.72. Conclusion: Dental caries status in children aged 15-16 years in DKI Jakarta is classified as moderate, with an average of 2.72. Both of questionnaires used in this study are reliable. Dental caries is significantly associated with gender, maternal education and food items such as yogurt, mint, mint, and carbonated drinks."