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Hunter, M.L. et al.

Oral health advice: reported experience of mothers of children aged 5 years and under referred for extraction of teeth under general anaesthesia.

AIMS: To examine the reported receipt of oral health education among mothers of children who required the extraction of teeth under general anaesthesia. DESIGN: Cross-sectional study using questionnaires completed at interview. SAMPLE: 150 mothers of children aged 5 or younger who had been referred for extraction of teeth under general anaesthesia. SETTING: Dental School, University of Wales College of Medicine. RESULTS: 27% of mothers recalled receiving advice from their dentist about dental care during their pregnancy. With regard to their child's oral health, 48% had received dietary advice and 31% oral hygiene advice from the same source. All children lived in areas with suboptimal water fluoride levels; 27% of mothers had been advised by their dentist to give their child fluoride supplements. Few of the mothers recalled receiving advice about oral health from their health visitor.[1]

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Oral health advice: reported experience of mothers of children aged 5 years and under referred for extraction of teeth under general anaesthesia. Hunter, M.L., Hood, C.A., Hunter, B., Kingdon, A. International journal of paediatric dentistry / the British Paedodontic Society [and] the International Association of Dentistry for Children. (1998) [Pubmed]

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