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Tobacco Cessation

  HOW TO START TOBACCO CESSATION SERVICES  TARGETS :   Specific targets -  Current smokers  Current SLT users  Families of these people   General targets-  All non smokers  School children  College children  Women   Aim is to make current users quit and to keep others from getting into the vicious cycle of tobacco PLANNING   Infrastructure One room for OPD services including computer. Staff recruitment Doctor Counseller Social worker Computer operator Attendent Location Well connected with road and public transport. Pre launch publicity Focus should be drawn towards school and college students. Launch and post launch publicity Pubicity of the clinic should b done on a continious basis so that it continues to attract people. EQUIPMENTS REQUIRED- • Educational material • Computer • Breath CO analyzer • Telephone connection • Kit for measuring saliva and urine cotinine levels • Medicines • Contact with alcohol de-addiction centres. OFFICE ENVIORMENT - • Create smoke free enviorment

All you need to know about White Fungus

White fungus & Oral cavity   Dr. Shejal Solanki (Dental Surgeon)  Indore, Madhya Pradesh Amid the steady rise in COVID-19 cases and black fungus cases, reports of a new fungal infection are a cause for concern.  Similar to black fungus, white fungus is a fungal infection found in COVID-19 patients with weakened immunity.  This is not a new infection.  Most fungal infections are caused by Candida albicans.  White fungus or Candida also has a major role in causing infection in the mouth. What is the difference between black fungus and white fungus?  Black fungus enters the body through the nose and is affecting the eyes and brain.  But once the white fungus ie Candida comes into the blood, it can spread through the blood to all organs including brain, heart, kidney, bones.  Black fungus spreads rapidly from one organ to another through blood.  After reaching the brain, it is difficult to save the life of the patient.  Whereas the white fungus proceeds by rotting the surrounding orga

Tips for Oral Hygiene

Tips for Oral Hygiene Dr. Shejal Solanki Think about your oral health for a moment.  This is something that many of us often overlook.  Without proper oral hygiene, bacteria can reach levels that can cause oral infections, such as tooth decay and gum disease.  1. Brushing  When you brush your teeth, you remove bacteria that promote tooth decay and plaque that causes gum disease.  Regular and thorough brushing helps prevent tooth decay and gum disease.   how to brush your teeth  • Thorough cleaning should take at least two minutes, don't rush the process of brushing your teeth.  Don't try to brush your teeth too hard, as this can damage your gums.  • Brush with a gentle, circular motion, up and down.  Angle your brush at 45 degrees relative to the place where your gums and teeth meet.Clean your teeth making a set of three teeth at a time don't forget to clean the surfaces facing towards your tongue.  • Make sure you clean the entire surface of each tooth, including the chewi