Oral and dental hygiene may be impr

Oral and dental hygiene may be improved in society through enhancing dentists’ knowledge and attitude regarding this issue (Eijkman MA). Dentists also influence oral hygiene associated behaviors of the patients. As dental science develops, dentists are forced to update their knowledge using the latest scientific sources available. The treatment plan of each dentist is influenced by his attitude toward treatment methods and their clinical significance (James P. McGlone, Shawn Rohlin,). The issue of prevention in dentistry has reduced the prevalence of caries in recent decades and it will constitute the most important part of dental services in near future (Petersson GH, Bratthall D).
Preventive dentistry is among the priorities of the World Health Organization (WHO) for oral health promotion (Petersen PE, Estupinan-Day S, Ndiaye C), the reason that dentists’ knowledge and attitude should be conducted in the same path. No clear and reliable information is in hand about the level of dentists’ knowledge on preventive dentistry (Ghasemi H, Murtomaa H, Torabzadeh H, Vehkalahti MM). University students in many countries have a significant role in public life and can be leaders in the future. A Comparative study of oral health attitudes and behavior among dental students in Britain and China shows that as future health professionals, they should have a comprehensive program including self-care regimens. Preventive dental science curricula need to be changed to incorporate oral self-care regimens not only in clinical practices, but also in academic and public policy (Komabayashi T, Kwan SY, Hu DY, Kajiwara K, Sasahara H, Kawamura M.). Although dentists seem to be aware of this issue, reports indicate insufficient awareness on preventive dentistry (Eijkman MA, Allard RH, Kujan O, Duxbury AJ, Glenny AM, Thakker NS, Sloan P, Lewis DW, Main PA, Moon H, Paik D, Horowitz AM, Kim J).

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Oral and dental hygiene may be improved in society through enhancing dentists' knowledge and attitude regarding this issue. (Eijkman MA). Dentists also influence oral hygiene associated behaviors of the patients. As dental, science develops dentists. Are forced to update their knowledge using the latest scientific sources available.The treatment plan of each dentist is influenced by his attitude toward treatment methods and their clinical significance. (James P. McGlone Shawn Rohlin,,). The issue of prevention in dentistry has reduced the prevalence of caries in recent decades. And it will constitute the most important part of dental services in near future (Petersson, GH Bratthall D).
.Preventive dentistry is among the priorities of the World Health Organization (WHO) for oral health promotion (Petersen. ,, PE Estupinan-Day S Ndiaye C), the reason that dentists' knowledge and attitude should be conducted in the same path. No. Clear and reliable information is in hand about the level of dentists' knowledge on Preventive Dentistry (Ghasemi H Murtomaa,, H Torabzadeh H,,Vehkalahti MM). University students in many countries have a significant role in public life and can be leaders in the. Future. A Comparative study of oral health attitudes and behavior among dental students in Britain and China shows that. As future, health professionals they should have a comprehensive program including self-care regimens.Preventive dental science curricula need to be changed to incorporate oral self-care regimens not only in, clinical practices. But also in academic and public policy (Komabayashi T Kwan SY Hu DY,,,,, Kajiwara K Sasahara H Kawamura M.). Although dentists. Seem to be aware of, this issue reports indicate insufficient awareness on Preventive Dentistry (Eijkman MA Allard RH,,, Kujan O Duxbury AJ,,Glenny AM Thakker NS Sloan P,,,,, Lewis DW Main PA Moon, D H Paik, AM Kim Horowitz, J).
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