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Whole Mouth Health: Oral Health Literacy and Behaviour Change‘Whole Mouth Health’ seeks to provide people with the resources and capacity to better understand and enact models of self-care that sustain good oral health.
A co-design approach has been adopted to explore this challenge in different cultures and across the age spectrum.
This webinar will describe the data from the first phase of the co-design approach, outline the method for phase 2 and introduce the framework for a digital platform that will enables others to conduct the same co-design study.
The prevailing model for oral healthcare provision is based on intervention, where dentists respond to the presence of active disease. There is growing acceptance that this is resource intensive, of debatable effectiveness and poor value for money at a population level, when compared to prevention. This presentation will articulate the need for a population-based approach that focuses on prevention, drawing on a recent Lancet publication. It will also argue that people needed to be provided not only with the knowledge of the need to change, but also the resources and capacity to enact self-care models that sustain good oral health.
A WMH model cannot be based on a ‘one size fits all’ solution. Adapting to individual needs and tailoring to specific contexts is necessary for such a model to work. Hence a co-design approach has been applied.
This part of the webinar will explore the thinking behind the design strategies for sharing and commenting on collected data (from phase 1) in the phase 2 participatory information books.
And outline the plans to develop an online digital resource to allow for a broader sharing and participation in the project.
Learning objectives:
- An understanding of co-design data outputs
- An understanding of co-designing data analyses and collective identification of needs
- A comparison of Whole Mouth Health data from different cultures and age groups
- An introduction to a digital co-design platform
Release date: 2021-06-10 | Expiration date: 2024-06-10
This continuing education activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the standards of the ADA CERP program and is supported by funds received from FDI World Dental Federation, free of restrictions. Tribune Group GmbH is a recognized ADA CERP provider.
sponsor(s) Colgate.
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Really interesting Q&A – thank you so much. brilliant presentation
Thank you for the session. Monterrey, N.L. México.
How to Tell Children to Care About Oral Health and Brush Their Teeth When Parents Cannot Afford to Buy Brush and Toothpaste..??..
Good Session,Thank you for the webinar
Oral Health Literacy in Various Countries Are Sometimes Are So Different that a Common Solution Is Not Possible to Find…Each Population Should Be Considered Based on their Level…
Thank you
i’m part of a team setting up a charity in the UK to raise funds for a mobile dental unit – have you any advice on what fund raising activities work best? thank you
What impact do you think the focus on ‘whitening’ claims in oral care products, effects the perception of white teeth = healthy teeth
Is tooth brushing a routine process or motivational practice across the world, does it has influence on oral health, what your experience says?
how can we be a part of these surveys or upcoming projects?
Thank you for the session. Looking forward to accessing the Workbook. Dr Donna Umesi
Thank you very much!! Greece Thessaloniki
Dear Leigh, you can contact me at REngland@fdiworlddental.org
For countries that would like to join. Would it require local clearance with IRB? and is it a funded activity?
Thank you for the webinar. What is the next step for this project?
Rachael – how do we get involved?
Good session
Dear participants, thank you for joining the Whole Mouth Health webinar and for your interest in this project. The WMH books will be available as an online tool soon… We would very much appreciate your participation in this exciting project.
https://www.fdiworlddental.org/whole-mouth-health
Where it is possible to get this book plz
Where it is possible get that book?
Why there were no data collected from the middle eastern region?
Thanks a lot
From Prof. Bedros Yavru-Sakuk:
Behavior Change depends also from The Economic, Financial Situation and the Income of the Individuals. In Some Countries Toothpaste and Brushes Are Expensive and Not Affordable….
Gracias por su esfuerzo en nuestra formación. Dr Rogelio Álvarez Marin. Sevilla. España.
Oral Health regime to be followed and prescribed in Countries like India post Covid
Thanks a lot
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