ArticleJournal of education and health promotion2020
Effects of an oral health program: Community-based education among mothers of young children living in socioeconomically disadvantaged neighborhoods.
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- Effect of oral health education based on COM-B model on improving the oral health behavior of preschool children.Journal of education and health promotion · 2025Article
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Abstract
introductionAn oral health program for mothers starting from pregnancy in a disadvantaged district of İzmir was performed in 2013-2016. Dental behaviors and their determinants among intervention and control groups were compared in the third phase of the program.
methodsThis nonrandomized-controlled study was conducted in Phase 3. The intervention group began with 248 pregnant women; 69.4% (
resultsRegarding knowledge, perceived severity, and fatalistic beliefs, the intervention group had higher correct answer percentages. The percentage of mothers who could clean their children's teeth before sleep was higher in the intervention group (76.3%;
conclusionsThe program improved the mothers' views regarding the determinants of dental behaviors, but greater support against obstacles was needed. Social environmental support is planned for the following stages of the program.
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