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October 11, 2025Journal of Health Science and Medical Therapy

Impact of Maternal Parenting Approaches in Dental Care on Behavioral Modification and Oral Hygiene of Primary School Children in Banda Aceh

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EREka Sri RahayuRRReca RecaTSTeuku Salfiyadi

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Overview

Quasi-experimental design shows improved oral hygiene in children through maternal dental care education, highlighting effective parenting strategies.

Key Points

  • Maternal education significantly improved children's oral hygiene and behavior regarding dental care.
  • In the intervention group, the Patient Hygiene Performance-Modified index scores showed a significant reduction.
  • The study involved 60 primary school children aged 7–8 years divided into intervention and control groups.
  • Results suggest that structured maternal guidance in dental care can lead to better health outcomes for children.

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Rahayu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e9b1c1ba7d64b6fc132219https://doi.org/10.59653/jhsmt.v3i03.1909
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