tailieunhanh - Oral health behaviour, conditions and care among dentate elderly patients in Lithuania: preventive aspects

Given the virtual absence of formal channels for care and support of the older population, older Cambodians are dependent largely on their families, and particularly their adult children, for any assistance needed. Table 7 indicates the number of living children of the current generation of elderly Cambodians. Although many elderly Cambodians lost children during the tumultuous history of the last several decades, sustained high fertility has resulted in substantial numbers of children who still survive. Among the 5% who have neither a biological child of their own nor a step child through their spouse, almost a third have. | Department of Oral Public Health Institute of Dentistry Faculty of Medicine University of Helsinki Helsinki Finland Oral health behaviour conditions and care among dentate elderly patients in Lithuania preventive aspects Sonata Vysniauskaite Academic dissertation To be presented with the permission of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Helsinki for public discussion in the main auditorium of the Institute of Dentistry Mannerheimintie 172 Helsinki on 11 December 2009 at noon. Helsinki 2009 Supervisor Adjunct Professor Miira M. Vehkalahti DDS PhD Department of Oral Public Health Institute of Dentistry University of Helsinki Helsinki Finland Reviewers Professor Matti Knuuttila DDS PhD Department of Periodontology and Geriatric Dentistry Institute of Dentistry University of Oulu Oulu Finland and Professor Timo Nărhi DDS PhD Department of Prosthetic Dentistry and Biomaterial Science Institute of Dentistry University of Turku Turku Finland Opponent Professor Angus WG Walls BDS PhD School of Dental Sciences University of Newcastle Newcastle upon Tyne UK ISBN 978-952-92-6312-7 paperback ISBN 978-952-10-5811-0 PDF Yliopistopaino 2009 electronic version available at http In the ancient is wisdom and in length of days prudence. Job 12 12 To Valerija and Alfonsas my grandparents bright lights among the .

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