Top tips for child protection for the GDP

Harris, Christine; Welbury, Richard

doi:10.12968/denu.2013.40.6.438

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“…Dental ekip, vakaları teşhis etme pozisyonunda bulunmaktadır 44 . Diş hekimleri ve personeller, yalnızca kendi başına bir endişe olarak değil, aynı zamanda genel bir ihmal uyarısı olabileceği için, dental ihmalin belirtilerini iyi bilmelidirler 45 . Bodrumlu ve ark 46 .…”

Section: Dental İhmalden Kimler Sorumlu Olabilir?unclassified

Dental Neglect

Kurt¹,

Baygın²,

Tüzüner³

2019

Yeditepe J Dent

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KAYNAKLAR 1. Lourenco CB, Saintrain MV, Vieira AP. Child, neglect and oral health. BMC Pediatr 2013; 13: 188. 2. Ramazani NPH, Ahmadi R, Ahmadi R, Ramazani M. Early childhood caries and the role of pediatricians in its prevention. Ir J Pediatr Soc 2010. 3. Ahmadi RRN, Nourelahi M. A Comparison of the antiplaque effectiveness of Meridol (AmineFluoride/ Stannous Fluoride) and Irsha Kids mouth rinses in 7-9 year-old children. ZJRMS 2013; 15: 10-14. 4. Ramazani NAR, Daryaeian M. Oral and dental laser treatments for children: applications, advantages and considerations. J Lasers Med Sci 2012; 3: 44-49. 5. Kwan SY, Petersen PE, Pine CM, Borutta A. Health-promoting schools: an opportunity for oral health promotion. Bull World Health Organ 2005; 83: 677-685. 6. Bhatia SK, Maguire SA, Chadwick BL, Hunter ML, Harris JC, Tempest V, Mann MK,Kemp AM. Characteristics of child dental neglect: a systematic review.

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Section: Dental İhmalden Kimler Sorumlu Olabilir?unclassified

Dental Neglect

Kurt¹,

Baygın²,

Tüzüner³

2019

Yeditepe J Dent

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“…The dental team is in the position to diagnose the cases ( 26 - 32 ). Dentists and dental hygienists must be familiar with the signs of dental neglect ( 33 ), not only as a concern in itself, but also as it may be an alert of general neglect. They can improve family knowledge about child dental neglect by different routes.…”

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Child Dental Neglect: A Review

Ramazani

2014

Int J High Risk Behav Addict

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Context:Child dental neglect is a terrible tragedy with a high prevalence. Dealing with this issue is important regarding psychological and physical health policies. The current review was conducted to provide health professionals insight into the different aspects of child dental neglect as reported in previous literature.Evidence Acquisition:Our review was prepared through an electronic search using Pub Med, Science Direct, Medline, Google, Cochran Library, Google Scholar and EMBASE databases. Relevant papers published since 2000 until now in English, discussing child dental neglect were retrieved. Both original and review papers were included. Eligible articles were fully read by the author. A data form was used to record useful findings.Results:Distinguishing the direct and indirect signs of dental neglect is the first step for improvement of this matter. The dental team are the main professionals who can improve parental knowledge about the consequences of child dental neglect. Victims suffer from short and long-term adverse outcomes. Collaborative attempts need to be made by different health professionals to deal with this problem.Conclusions:Child dental neglect has many long-term impacts. The main professionals who are responsible for identification, intervention and treatment of child dental neglect are dental practitioners. However, other professionals cannot ignore this task. Finally, child dental neglect, despite its derivative outcomes, may be a presentation of a broader maltreatment.

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“…This law was sanctioned in 2008 by the Minister of Health 2 . Previous studies have emphasized the importance of the dental team towards safeguarding children [3][4][5] . However, specific training is required by the dental practitioner to be able to recognize and report CAN, and previous studies have highlighted the importance of education in CAN in both undergraduate and post graduate levels [6][7][8][9] .…”

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Training experience and attitudes towards safeguarding children reported by dental students in Saudi Arabia

Al-Dabaan

Allam

2018

Egyptian Dental Journal

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Introduction: Dental practitioners have ethical and legal responsibilities toward protecting children from child abuse and neglect (CAN). Training the dental team in safeguarding children is recommended, to be able to detect and report suspected child maltreatment. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to assess training experience of dental students in CAN and assess their attitudes towards the importance of safeguarding children. Methodology: A self-administered structured questionnaire was distributed by hand to both fourth and fifth year students in the College of Dentistry, King Saud University in Riyadh. The questionnaire included demographic questions, questions related to previous training in CAN, and attitudes of dental students towards CAN. Results: Only 141 dental students participated in this study. Around 7% of participants have had previous training in child protection. Only 5.5% from male students and 9% from female students had previous training in CAN. There were no significant differences between genders or between academic years in terms of having previous CAN training. However, 80.4% of dental students agreed that more training is required in this field. Conclusion: The results of this study show that there is an insisting need to include CAN training in undergraduate University courses for dental students.

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Top tips for child protection for the GDP

Abstract: Abuse and neglect are areas in child protection that the dental team can provide important information about to the local child protection team. All members of the dental team need to be aware of the signs and symptoms of child abuse/neglect and where to go for help.

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Training experience and attitudes towards safeguarding children reported by dental students in Saudi Arabia

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