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Waterproof under pad
An absorbent pad with a quilted top layer and a waterproof bottom layer. It's used to keep the bed dry.
Lock
To secure the bed or wheelchair, or a service cart before giving care.
Rinse
To clean the mouth by moving the water around and spitting it out.
Aspiration
Medical concern that we must prevent by protecting the airway while cleaning the mouth. The liquid can go accidentally into the lungs instead of the stomach.
Wipe
To rub something lightly with a cloth in order to clean a surface.
Arrange/position
To put in a certain way supplies that you need for oral hygiene procedure.
Floss
A soft thread for cleaning the spaces between the teeth
Lubricant
A substance that reduced dry mouth. Can be gel or liquid applied on lips and mouth.
Swab
A bit of cotton used to clean or apply moisture inside the mouth.
Oral Hygiene
The cleanliness practices that promote health and prevent diseases of the mouth, teeth, and gums.
Sponge
A soft absorbent material that helps clean or moisten the mouth.
Gauze
Translucent fabric of silk, linen, or cotton that is used to clean and absorb fluids.
Insert
To carefully put or introduce something inside, like swab or denture in the mouth.
Drain
To remove or let liquid flow out after rinsing.
Handle
Hold something with your hands. In oral care we must handle the dentures gently to avoid breaking them.
Providing Denture Care
Martha Venegas
Created on October 1, 2025
Vocabulary used in the process of oral hygiene.
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Waterproof under pad
An absorbent pad with a quilted top layer and a waterproof bottom layer. It's used to keep the bed dry.
Lock
To secure the bed or wheelchair, or a service cart before giving care.
Rinse
To clean the mouth by moving the water around and spitting it out.
Aspiration
Medical concern that we must prevent by protecting the airway while cleaning the mouth. The liquid can go accidentally into the lungs instead of the stomach.
Wipe
To rub something lightly with a cloth in order to clean a surface.
Arrange/position
To put in a certain way supplies that you need for oral hygiene procedure.
Floss
A soft thread for cleaning the spaces between the teeth
Lubricant
A substance that reduced dry mouth. Can be gel or liquid applied on lips and mouth.
Swab
A bit of cotton used to clean or apply moisture inside the mouth.
Oral Hygiene
The cleanliness practices that promote health and prevent diseases of the mouth, teeth, and gums.
Sponge
A soft absorbent material that helps clean or moisten the mouth.
Gauze
Translucent fabric of silk, linen, or cotton that is used to clean and absorb fluids.
Insert
To carefully put or introduce something inside, like swab or denture in the mouth.
Drain
To remove or let liquid flow out after rinsing.
Handle
Hold something with your hands. In oral care we must handle the dentures gently to avoid breaking them.