Oral Health
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- Introduction to Health Program
- Oral Health
Providing Oral Health Services for Vulnerable Children
This program aims to enhance the oral health of the community by providing oral health services to vulnerable groups such as preschool children, fourth graders, and children from community centers who are at risk of oral diseases.
Direction of Implementation
- Improving oral health among vulnerable groups
- Strengthening the promotion of oral disease prevention guidelines
Main Activities
- Oral health education and fluoride application for pre-school children
- Dentist for students and children program
Oral health education and fluoride application for pre-school children
Eligibility
- Oral Education: 4-7 years old
- Fluoride Application: 6-7 years old
Services
- Health education on the role of teeth, timing, and method of brushing, selection and storage of toothbrushes
- Group sessions in kindergartens with high-fluoride toothpaste for fluoride application
Dentist for students and children program
Eligibility
- 4th-grade students in elementary schools
- Individuals under 18 years old in special schools, child welfare facilities, disability welfare facilities, or recipients of the National Basic Livelihood Security System
Services
- Student Dentist: Oral examination, oral education, and preventive treatment (sealants, scaling, fluoride application, etc.)
- Child Dentist: Oral examination, oral education, preventive treatment, and disease treatment (cavity treatment, nerve treatment, extraction, etc.)