Sentence examples for avoidance of oral from inspiring English sources

Oesophageal dissection can be treated conservatively (avoidance of oral intake).

Aspiration, both overt and silent, can also be present with some regularity after this procedure, and it appears intuitive that identification of aspiration with the appropriate measures of avoidance of oral intake and avoidance of oral contrast studies may help reduce the consequences of aspiration pneumonia.

CBT reduced avoidance of oral injections and decreased anxiety in patients with dental phobias [ 318].

Conservative treatment with intravenous antibiotics and avoidance of oral intake may have an excellent outcome.

For example, First Nations populations have higher rates of dental decay and tooth loss compared to the general Canadian population, 11 and Inuit populations have poorer oral health and higher frequency of food avoidance because of oral pain than the general Canadian population south of the 60th parallel.

Preventive strategies include: avoidance of the combined oral contraceptive and hormone replacement therapy (HRT); precautions/prophylaxis to be adopted in high risk situations (surgery, pregnancy and postpartum, long flights); and avoidance of smoking and weight.

The extreme dental fear of such patients leads to avoidance of treatment and deterioration of oral health, which, in turn, reinforces fear (1).

ICS therapy may have a positive impact on bone density through reduction of chronic inflammation and avoidance of need for acute short courses of oral corticosteroids during exacerbations.

Dental care or treatment is a special feature inasmuch as anxiety of dental treatment may be an insurmountable factor that may lead to irregular dental attendance behaviour or even avoidance of care, and eventually poor oral health [ 9, 10].

Appropriate use of inter-dental measures, fluorides, dental services and tooth brushing, restricted frequency sugar intake and avoidance of tobacco consumption contributes to the prevention and control of oral diseases [ 1].

Furthermore, the free text comments from a number of respondents showed that, despite scrupulous avoidance of the term 'low risk' in oral and written communications from the clinic, some feel inappropriately reassured, to the extent of believing their risk may be below that of the general population.