Objective: The study investigated factors associated with unmet need for dental care and
oral health–related quality of life (OHQoL) among individuals with serious mental illness …

Background This study explored the oral health promotion practices of Australian community
mental health professionals working with people living with severe mental illness (SMI) …

Aim This qualitative evidence synthesis was performed to establish a conceptual model of
oral health in dependent adults that defines the construct of oral health and describes its …

The aim of the study is to explore how adults with schizophrenia describe their lived
experiences with oral hygiene. 23 adults with schizophrenia were interviewed within a …

Objective: Persons with mental illness have poorer oral health and are less likely to receive
oral health care than those in the general population. A comprehensive understanding of …

Objective Very little is known about the association between poor mental health and poor
oral health outcomes in the United Sates. This study investigated the prevalence of complete …

Aim This study aimed to review the qualitative scientific literature investigating experience of
the mouth and oral health amongst adults with disabilities and/or complex health conditions …

Introduction Chronic dental diseases are among the most prevalent chronic conditions in the
US, despite being largely preventable. Individuals with mental illness experience multiple …

Background and Objectives: Recent evidence suggests that oral health is associated with
various systemic diseases including psychiatric illnesses. This study examined the …

Background The homeless face significant barriers accessing dental care. Community‐
centred dental clinics might provide more accessible care to this group. This descriptive …