Sentence examples for restorative intervention from inspiring English sources

Since 2011, in Surrey all but the most serious youth crimes are referred to a panel of police and youth support workers who then decide whether the young person should go to court, be given a caution or a youth restorative intervention (YRI).

This finding implies that restorative intervention was greater in urban compared with rural localities.

Visual examination, using explorer and/or mirror usually can identify caries lesions only when restorative intervention is needed.

Despite these limitations, the results showed the importance of restorative intervention in decrease the prevalence, severity and extent of the functional and psychosocial impact of oral disorders.

The absence of highly sensitive devices in the marketplace for caries detection has perpetuated the scenario wherein surgical restorative intervention is general the only option.

The earlier we detect caries lesions, the greater the risk that we will detect lesions that may not have progressed to a stage requiring surgical restorative intervention.

It was hypothesised that shortened dental arches have shorter longevity and receive more restorative interventions and tooth extractions than CDA.

Detection of NA is the first step in identifying patients at risk who then can be targeted through preventive and restorative interventions in the transplant population [ 4, 12].

In diverse cultures, therapeutic exploitation of these personal resources might facilitate adaptive processes and even promote the impact of restorative interventions for the physical sphere.

Current care is often based on behavioural management in conjunction with invasive restorative interventions that sometimes require sedation or general anaesthesia [ 5, 8].

The results of the key interactions between industry and the dental profession will determine the extent to which dental caries is managed as a disease, in addition to being managed by surgical restorative interventions.