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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

Things to ask your Dentist after a Dental treatment

Things to ask your Dentist after a Dental treatment Dr.Shejal Solanki  When would b my next visit? What Documents (regarding treatment) should I carry with me?   What kind of food shall I eat?     What is the name of the medication? Why do I need to take it? How often should I take it? What time of day should I take it? Should I take it empty stomach or after eating food? What to do if I have acidity after medication? Is there any problem if i miss to take my dose? For many days I have to take this medicine? What common side effects should I expect? What are the side effects of this medication? Will the medication have any effect on my daily routine work like driving, working, or other activities? Does these medication interact with my ongoing medications, supplements?

Food Intake After Extraction?

How To Eat After an Extraction? Your way of eating is simply as important as what you eat right after getting an extraction. it's best to use the other side of the affected site within the mouth to chew and eat your food for a couple of days post-extraction. you'll think that because you're getting to be consuming a diet, it'll be better to use a straw. However, avoid the utilization of straw because the suction action may cause the clot dislodged and increase your healing period. What to eat - For the primary 24 hours, liquid and soft food like mashed potatoes. Gradually, you'll switch to normal food. Yoghurt, pudding, scrambled eggs, oatmeal, pancakes are the simplest for you. However, confirm that you simply take them at temperature and not scalding hot. Also, you'll eat frozen dessert but with none crunchy or chewy candy pieces and avoid using frozen dessert cones What not to eat - Completely avoid hard, crunchy and chewy food for a few week after the extrac