|text =There are two approaches to homecare - active homecare and passive homecare.
|text =There are two approaches to homecare - active homecare and passive homecare.
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Active homecare is “hands-on” where the client is physically involved with removing plaque and maintaining oral hygiene. Tooth brushing and applying anti-plaque agents directly into the mouth fit into this category. Active homecare has been proven to give the best results when performed correctly. <br><br>
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Active homecare is “hands-on” where the client is physically involved with removing plaque and maintaining oral hygiene. Tooth brushing and applying anti-plaque agents directly into the mouth fit into this category. Active homecare is proven to be the most effective when performed correctly. <br><br>
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Passive homecare refers to all the other parts of an oral hygiene program that may help reduce plaque in the mouth that does not need a direct interaction/involvement of the client. Examples of passive home care would include giving a diet that has a dental benefit or a chew to help reduce plaque accumulation.
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Passive homecare refers to all the other parts of an oral hygiene program that may help reduce plaque in the mouth, but that does not require a direct interaction/involvement of the client. Examples of passive home care include giving a diet that has a dental benefit or a chew to help reduce plaque accumulation.