Dental Health Education and Publicity

Rowntree, F. St. D.

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“…3. Examples which may be cited are the use of &dquo;trigger points&dquo; in films, music during relaxation classes, participation activities in schools,.…”

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The Health Education Centre, Sheffield

Rowntree

1963

Health Education Journal

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“…3. Examples which may be cited are the use of &dquo;trigger points&dquo; in films, music during relaxation classes, participation activities in schools,.…”

Section: Evaluation Of Programme and Mediamentioning

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Rowntree

1963

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“…In 1962 a three-year comprehensive Pilot Scheme of Dental Health Education was undertaken by the Health Education Service of the City of Sheffield Puhlic Health Department. This programme was based on the proposals put forward by Rowntree (1960 and1961). Broadly, the scheme consisted of two major areas of work (a) with the public at large, and (b) with schoolchildren.…”

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Dental attitudes of primigravid women

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1969

J of Periodontal Research

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A survey of 300 primigravid women was conducted with a view to assessing knowledge, attitudes, and behaviour affecting the dental health of themselves and their children. A considerable gap between knowledge of dental health and hygiene, and the practice of the latter, lack of awareness of the importance of the primary dentition, and an apathetic acceptance of “inevitable” loss of the natural dentition, were some of the points of interest revealed. The need for carefully planned dental health education during the ante‐natal period is stressed, so that knowledge thus acquired may favourably influence the dental health of the rising generation.

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Dental Health Education and Publicity

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Dental attitudes of primigravid women

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