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Live-streaming: the Flipped Clinic model for multidisciplinary practice of dentistry
Chapter by: Milord, F; Ritter, AV; Allen, K; Moran, L
in: Clinical & Educational Scholarship Showcase by
[New York NY : NYU College of Dentistry. NYU Academy of Distinguished Educators], 2021
pp. ?-?
ISBN:
CID: 4819832
Mentoring and Guiding Through Faculty Alumni Advice: A Qualitative Assessment
Milord, Fabiola; Vernice, Nicholas; Lee, Daisy
ORIGINAL:0013382
ISSN: 0028-7571
CID: 3796802
Nutritional Assessment Promotes Collaborative Education and Teaches Clinical Health Outcomes [Meeting Abstract]
Rodriguez Cardenas, Maria P; Milord, Fabiola; Hershkowitz, David; DeBartolo, Angela
ORIGINAL:0013370
ISSN: 1930-7837
CID: 3780242
Mentoring and Guiding Through Faculty Alumni Advice: A Qualitative Assessment
Milord, Fabiola; Vernice, Nicholas; Lee, Daisy
ORIGINAL:0013378
ISSN: 1930-7837
CID: 3795972
Faculty Mentoring and Collaboration Through Student Clubs and Organizations
Milord, Fabiola; Bivona, Patrick; Abdelmaseh, Marym; Sara, James; Renelus, Rebecca
ORIGINAL:0013379
ISSN: 1930-7837
CID: 3795982
Mentoring and Guiding Through Alumni Faculty Advice: A Guidebook for New Dental Professionals
Milord, Fabiola
[S.l. : s.n.], 2019
ISBN:
CID: 4115512
More than an oral cancer walk : acts of kindness from strangers
Milord, Fabiola; DeBartoolo, Angela; Mullin, Richard J; Congiusta, Marie A; DePaola-Cefola, Lucretia
ORIGINAL:0013388
ISSN: 1531-684x
CID: 3803962
The Quality of Removable Prostheses in Dentate, Community-Dwelling Elderly Residing in Puerto Rico
Aguilar, Maria L; Psoter, Walter J; Montero, Mauricio; Milord, Fabiola; Joshipura, Kaumudi J
Purpose: Edentulism has been decreasing in the US elderly population; however, due to the increasing number of elderly, the need for prostheses has been projected to rise over the next several decades. One of the aims of the Puerto Rican Elderly Dental Health Study (PREDHS) was to assess the quality of removable prostheses (RP) in the Puerto Rican (PR) elderly (>69 years of age) population. Methods: A cross-sectional design, using a subgroup from the Puerto Rican Elderly: Health Conditions (PREHCO) study of dentate, community-dwelling older adults from the greater San Juan area was employed. Eligible participants were administered structured questionnaires and examined in their homes by three trained and calibrated dentists using National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR) criteria. Results: One hundred and eighty three (183) participants were examined (61 males, 122 females) (p < 0.001). Overall, 64% were found to have a prosthetic problem with no statistical difference between genders. Unadjusted and age-adjusted logistic models were employed. Increasing age was associated with both upper and lower clinically defined abraded prostheses, (p= 0.007; p= 0.041, respectively). Maxillary (23%) and mandibular (27%) prostheses needed replacement due to deficiencies. Conclusion: RP deficiencies were found in almost two-thirds of a representative sample of dentate 70+ year-old people residing in PR. There was no difference in the proportion of deficiencies between elderly who reported a dental visit in the preceding year or not having seen a dentist. A quarter of the prostheses required replacement. The findings from this and the NHANES studies demonstrate that an engaged and recognized prosthodontic dental school faculty continues to be as important now as it was a generation ago.
PMCID:3672251
PMID: 23387934
ISSN: 1059-941x
CID: 217702