Advancement of School-Based on Oral Health Status: Basis for Information Dissemination

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@article{1708429,
      author = {Arvin L. Balocating, DMD , Adeltrudes B. Caburian, Ph. D. },
      title = {Advancement of School-Based on Oral Health Status: Basis for Information Dissemination},
      journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
      year = {2025},
      volume = {8},
      number = {11},
      pages = {894-901},
      issn = {2456-8880},
      url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1708429.pdf},
      abstract = {For the reason that dental issues have psychological impacts and many oral ailments significantly reduce quality of life, notwithstanding, the purpose of the study is to ascertain the oral health status of Calasiao Comprehensive National High School senior high school students. Students in urban Calasiao who are under the parental supervision of their parents and who have completed secondary and university education are generally able to live on less than the lowest monthly salary. The results demonstrated that despite seeing a dentist within six months, students did not pursue oral intervention to reduce the frequency of their dental issues. Students' oral health issues are a result of their infrequent access to dental advice. According to the data, the respondents just brush their teeth and do not use mouthwash or any other mouthwashing products. This leads to issues with dental health, including gingivitis, early periodontitis, and the loss of a decaying front molar. Because of this, oral health issues are common in early adolescence, necessitating community attention and the promotion of prompt, high-quality dental treatment for better health.},
      keywords = {Dental Health, Dental Issues, Early Adolescence, High-Quality, Urban},
      month = {May},
  }