Hospitalization is associated with

Hospitalization is associated with deterioration in oral
health. Deterioration in oral health status leads to an
increased risk for HAI and increased length of hospital
stay and costs, and can impact a patient’s well-being and
quality of life (Terezakis, Needleman, Kumar, Moles, &
Agudo, 2011). Because there are physiological and mechanical
pathways between the oral cavity and lung tissue,
disruption of oral health places patients at risk for
pneumonia. Bacteria found in dental plaques have been
found to be the causative agent in HAP in several studies,
with a reduction in pneumonia incidence following
institution of an oral care regimen for patients (CDC,
2013; Raghavendran,Mylotte, & Scannapeico, 2007). Aspiration
is also a causative factor in pneumonia, with
45% of healthy individuals reported to aspirate during
sleep (Kollef, 2007; Sarin, Balasubramaniam, Corcoran,
Laudenbach, & Stoopler, 2008; Tablan, Anderson, Besser,
Bridges, & Hajjeh, 2003). The risk for pneumonia from
aspiration is compounded by periodontal disease, dental

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Hospitalization is Associated with deterioration in oral
Health. Deterioration in oral Health Status Leads to an
increased risk for increased HAI and Length of Hospital
Stay and costs, and Can Impact a Patient's Well-being and
Quality of Life (Terezakis, Needleman, Kumar, Moles, &
Agudo, in 2011). Because there are physiological and mechanical
pathways between The oral cavity and Lung Tissue,
disruption of patients at risk for oral Health Places
pneumonia. Found in bacteria Dental Plaques Have been
Found to be The causative Agent in HAP in Several Studies,
with a Reduction in pneumonia incidence following
institution of an oral regimen for patients Care (CDC,
2013; Raghavendran, Mylotte, & Scannapeico, 2007). Aspiration
is also a causative factor in pneumonia, with
45% of Healthy Individuals Reported to aspirate during
Sleep (Kollef, the 2,007th; Sarin, Balasubramaniam, Corcoran,
Laudenbach, & Stoopler, two thousand and eight; Tablan, Anderson, Besser,
Bridges, & Hajjeh, 2 003. ). The risk for pneumonia from
Aspiration is compounded by periodontal disease, Dental.