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Below you will find some examples of Oral Health programs.
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Bright
Futures In Practice: Oral Health Pocket Guide
This guide provides an overview of the publication Bright Futures
in Practice: Oral Health. Information included is specific to
each developmental period and addresses risk assessment for
dental caries, periodontal disease, malocclusion, and injury.
Opening
the Mouth
This Web-based training program provides non-oral-health professionals
with an introduction to oral health and tooth decay in infants
and toddlers. This program discusses the prevalence of tooth
decay among children, tooth decay as a chronic disease, unmet
oral health care needs among children, and the consequences
of these unmet needs.
Promoting
Children's Oral Health
This curriculum is written for those working in the field of
early care and education with an interest
in promoting oral health, including health and Early Care and
Education (ECE) professionals,
such as Child Care Health Consultants (CCHCs), school nurses
and Child Care Health Advocate
(CCHAs). This curriculum provides up-to-date information and
strategies to promote oral
health that are specifi c to infants and young children. It
also provides effective and practical
lesson plans for child care providers, parents and children.
Special
Care: An Oral Health Professional's Guide to Serving Young Children
with Speal Health Care Needs
This curriculum provides oral health professionals with information
to ensure that young children with special health care needs
have acess to health-promotion and disease-prevention services
that address their unique oral health needs in a comprehensive,
family-centered, and community-based manner.
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