Cross-sectional study reveals links between oral health literacy and promotion behaviors in Peruvian adults, suggesting implications for public health initiatives.
Key Points
Significant but low-impact association exists between oral health literacy and promotion behaviors.
Mean oral health literacy score among participants was 47.16, indicating elevated literacy levels.
Oral health literacy influences behaviors such as toothbrushing and the use of fluoride toothpaste.
Findings suggest potential relevance for public health initiatives despite minimal individual clinical effects.