Relationship Maturity Model Integration (Rmmi)

Bhatnagar, Rishi Mohan

doi:10.15373/2249555x/sep2012/52

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“…Gingivitis and periodontitis are both forms of gum disease triggered by plaque accumulation along the gumline [4,9,45]. Periodontal disease is widely acknowledged as a prevalent condition within the human population.…”

Section: Gum Disease Preventionmentioning

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The Importance of Toothbrushing and Oral Hygiene in Maintaining Oral Health

Pérez-Portilla,

Ortíz-Benitez,

Lucas-Rincón

et al. 2023

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This work explores the significance of toothbrushing in maintaining optimal oral health, delving into its benefits, proper techniques, and types of toothbrushes. The primary cause of caries, periodontal diseases, and halitosis is oral biofilm development. One of the most fundamental practices in maintaining oral health is toothbrushing. Studies have confirmed that mechanical procedures for controlling plaque and toothbrushing, in particular, significantly decrease plaque accumulation. The significance of teeth brushing in preventing dental caries has been well-acknowledged for a considerable period. Dentists recommend brushing twice daily for at least two min to ensure thorough cleaning. Unfortunately, precise guidelines from dental associations are often missing. Authors mention that two min of brushing are insufficient for significant plaque removal; plaque removal increases with augmented brushing time, with maximum removal at 180 s. Multiple studies have documented that engaging in the practice of brushing one’s teeth twice a day has a preventive impact. Various toothbrush designs, including both manual and electric options, have been created to improve the elimination of dental biofilm and reduce the accumulation and persistence of bacteria. In conclusion, toothbrushing is a simple yet incredibly important practice for maintaining oral health. The benefits extend beyond just a bright smile, encompassing caries, gum disease, halitosis prevention, and the preservation of tooth enamel. Adhering to proper toothbrushing techniques, selecting the right toothbrush, and understanding the connection between oral health and overall well-being can lead to a healthier life. To foster favorable toothbrushing behaviors among the population, dental practitioners and public health experts must know the factors that influence toothbrushing habits.

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Section: Gum Disease Preventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Bacterial toxins and the innate immune response to infection initiate the degradation of the osseous and connective structures responsible for tooth retention. If left untreated, the bone, gums, and supportive tissue for the teeth undergo destruction, eventually causing loosening and subsequent tooth extraction [45,46].…”

Section: Gum Disease Preventionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Importance of Toothbrushing and Oral Hygiene in Maintaining Oral Health

Pérez-Portilla,

Ortíz-Benitez,

Lucas-Rincón

et al. 2023

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“…Capacity Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) from Organizational Project Management Maturity Framework (OPMMF) and Software Engineering Institute (SEI) are samples of two maturity frameworks, which address sustainable performance enhancements. R. Bhatnagar in [11] defines CMMI are a reference framework with the gathering of the best practices from the various disciplines of system and software engineering, incorporated product management and supplier management development. CMMI can be utilized to control the process enancement over the project, a division or a complete organization.…”

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The Concept of Sustainable Manufacturing Maturity System (SMMS)

2021

JMC

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This paper addresses the concept of Sustainable Manufacturing (SM), which represents an innovation in the fields of engineering spanning in the service and product lifecycle. This concept focusses on minimizing negative impacts to the environment, natural resources and energy conservation to ensure consumers, communities and employees are sound, economically. The obligation towards SM is multidimensional. Engineering firms require effective tools that will plan for and assess SM’s maturity for achievement of intermediate, long-term and short-term objectives. These maturity models’ value will depend on consistent set of test models and performance indicators, which can be quantifiably evaluate with particular uncertainties. This research contribution proposes the Sustainable Manufacturing Maturity System (SMMS), with focus on efforts and concepts required for the development of the system. The proposed scheme is based on Lifecycle Management (LM) measurements, tools and techniques.

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Relationship Maturity Model Integration (Rmmi)

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The Importance of Toothbrushing and Oral Hygiene in Maintaining Oral Health

The Importance of Toothbrushing and Oral Hygiene in Maintaining Oral Health

The Concept of Sustainable Manufacturing Maturity System (SMMS)

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