The role of textbooks in promoting children’s oral health
Journal Title: Hong Kong Journal of Paediatrics Research - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Oral health is a necessity and part of general health nowadays. Negligence in observing it, leads to dental problems, endangering the general health conditions, low self-confidence, chronic infections and lower quality of life, especially in children. Any change or improvement in the health of this group can have a lasting and significant impact on the health of the future generation of the community. As a result, children's access to oral and dental health knowledge is only achievable through the school, which is the easiest and most cost-effective way.
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Mohammad Karimi
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