[PDF] Top 20 KNOWLEDGE AND RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARENTS TOWARD CHILD'S ORAL HEALTH: A CROSS SECTIONAL STUDY

... dental knowledge of parents is lower than that of the experts. Parents mentioned that fluoride has less importance in enamel protection ...the parents were engaged in the daily assistance of ... See full document

... current study indicate areas of strength and weakness in the knowledge of participating ...of parents were aware of the role in which diet plays on oral health, the role of excessive ... See full document

... of parents, the higher level of their antibiotic knowledge; this is comparable to the results of many other ...that parents with higher levels of education have more access to knowledge and ... See full document

... Background: Oral health is an integral part of the general health and well being of an ...and oral mucosal disease constitute the major oral health problems in developing ... See full document

... suggests parents’ perceive that developing the expertise to manage their child’s long-term condition will optimise the child’s heath and development, and minimise the physical, psychological and social impact of ... See full document

... Background: Child labour is a big ...of child la- ...of child labour rural India. Objec- tives: This study has explored characteristics of child labour and their families in the rural ... See full document

... the child. Association between the use of recommended oral self-care and severity of caries was also ...four oral self-care mea- sures (tooth brushing more than once a day, intake of sug- ary snacks ... See full document

... When respondents were asked if they have ever heard of beneficial bacteria, the results showed that most of the participants answered “yes”. The analysis was done according to the respondent’s socio-demographic ... See full document

... and child birth are common and highly important aspects of women’s ...descriptive study to assess the knowledge of antenatal mothers on selected health problems complicating pregnancy was ... See full document

... by parents. About 30 % of parents have minor to severe concerns regarding the psychosocial devel- opment of their child [9, ...all parents agree with all the CHP- identified problems ...and ... See full document

... of parents and pro- viding bereavement support [21]. More broadly, health consumer and patients’ organisations whose priority is the provision of information, care and support have long been a part of the ... See full document

... of oral healthcare services in our study ...of oral problems as children ...insufficient knowledge about the importance of early preventive dental care ...with parents’ perception of ... See full document

... to parents so they can build the skills and confidence in their ability to brush their children’s teeth correctly until the child is at least 8 years old, which AAPD recommends as the age for inde- pendent ... See full document

... authors. Parents have shown great interest and were pleased to grab the opportunity to learn more about their role in saving an avulsed tooth of the child (Loo et ...present study, it was concluded ... See full document

... This cross-sectional study included ...a child ≤5 years of age living at ...a health care provider or had a child with a diagnosed disability were excluded as both were hypoth- ... See full document

... present study, code 1 was not used, as drying of the teeth was performed with gauze rather than com- pressed ...this study were included as cavitated ... See full document

... Woman’ s life time risk of dying from preventable or treatable complications of pregnancy and childbirth in Sub-Saharan Africa was 1 in 31 as compared with only 1 in 4300 in the developed re- gions ...and ... See full document

... There are some limitations in this investigation. This study only recruited outpatients who were scheduled for SGIE, which might not represent a heterogeneous popula- tion. Generally speaking, patients scheduled ... See full document

... instruction, oral health education, and supra-gingival ...their study in Thailand, found a decrease of HbA1c 3 months after periodontal treatment of scaling and root planing without a statistically ... See full document

... your child usually have a cough when they don’t have a cold?’ and ‘Are there months in which they cough on most days?’; Current wheeze: ‘Has your child had wheezing or whistling in the chest in the past 12 ... See full document