Geriatric oral health issues in Germany
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Auteurs : Ina Nitschke [Allemagne]Source :
- International Dental Journal [ 0020-6539 ] ; 2001-06.
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- Average number, Cambridge university press, Capita income, Care insurance, Care system, Cent years, Crucial importance, Daily rate, Decayed teeth, Dental, Dental care, Dental caries, Dental health, Dental hygienist, Dental hygienists, Dental nurses, Dental office, Dental offices, Dental problems, Dental professionals, Dental services, Dental students, Dental training institutes, Dental treatment, Dentate, Dentate patient, Dentate population, Dentist, Dentistry, Denture, Denture problems, Deutscher arzteverlag, East germany, Edentulous, Edentulous population, Education programmes, Elderly germans, Elderly patients, Elderly people, Federal german insurance system, Federal republic, Further improvement, Further training, General medicine, General population, General rehabilitation, Geriatric, Geriatric dentistry, Geriatric medicine, Geriatric patients, Geriatric rehabilitation clinic, German association, German health system, German population, Health care, Health insurance, Health insurance system, Health issues, Health service, Health study, Hygiene, Hygienist, Imperial message, Independent administration, Insurance coverage, Insurance fund, Insurance system, Internal medicine, Legal health insurance, Legal health insurance system, Legal regulations, Long time, Medical care, Nitschke, Nursing home, Nursing homes, Nursing staff, Occupational accident insurance, Older adults, Older subjects, Oral care, Oral health, Oral health care, Oral hygiene, Organisation, Panel association, Panel dentists, Panel physicians, Particular need, Periodontal diseases, Practical training, Private practice, Programme, Rehabilitation treatment, Risk group, Security system, Senior citizen, Senior citizens, Senior hostels, Sick fund, Sick funds, Social care insurance, Social health insurance, Social insurance, Social insurance system, Social isolation, Study sample, Study subjects, Third german, Total population, West germany.
Abstract
A review of the oral health issues for the elderly in Germany is presented. The percentage of aged and very old people in the total population of Germany is increasing rapidly, as is the percentage of the dentate population due to the high standard of dental care. The percentage of the edentulous population has therefore decreased. It has become necessary for all who care for the elderly, to adjust to caring for the dentate patient and to begin to work together and communicate about the patient's needs. Physicians in particular need to be given training in the detection of caries, periodontal diseases and denture problems. They should feel comfortable working with the dentist and dental team as partners in rehabilitation treatment. The dental treatment needs of the German population aged 70 years and older are not yet adequately met although the social insurance of the elderly includes dental treatment. Provision of oral health care for the dependent elderly, especially those who are homebound or in nursing homes, is not effectively organised and has to be completely reconsidered. The social health insurance and the social long‐term care insurance must adjust their insurance coverage to the dental needs of the frail elderly. The development and further improvement of age‐adjusted dental care is of crucial importance with respect to future demographic changes.
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DOI: 10.1002/j.1875-595X.2001.tb00872.x
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