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Resource Package
The resource package explains how you can support older people to maintain good oral health in an acute setting.
A set of simple preventative strategies shows you how to encourage older people to:
- care for their natural teeth
- care for their dentures
- find relief of dry mouth
- eat tooth-friendly foods
- see a dental professional
- quit smoking.
Four key oral health processes
You will learn how to put these strategies into action by following four key oral health processes:
Further information & resources
Please refer to the online training module and the following resources for more information