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A survey of the dental condition of geriatric patients on admission to hospital.

Dental examination of 100 consecutive admissions to a geriatric unit revealed that the dental state was poor in 76% of the cases. 81% were edentulous and, of these, 25% wore only their upper or neither denture, and 66% had dentures which were considered inadequate. No doubt better dental care would be aesthetically more pleasing, but there were no obvious serious medical consequences observed as a direct result of the oral nelect.