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From Episodic Care to Life-Long Maintenance of Oral Health

AUTHOR Eric Rooney, MBE, BDS, MSc, DDPH, FDS (RCS) England Eric Rooney is Deputy Chief Dental Officer at NHS England, Consultant in Dental Public Health at Public Health England and Honorary Professor of Dental and Oral Health Policy at the University of Central Lancashire Episodic health care has been defined as “a pattern of health care in which services are provided to a person for a particular problem, without an ongoing relationship being established between the person and health care professionals.”1