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Title: Childsmile%20Development%20Session%20SDCEP%20Oral%20Health%20Guidance


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Childsmile Development SessionSDCEP Oral Health
Guidance
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Learning Outcomes
  • Address and improve delivery skills in the key
    oral health messages
  • Identify the up to date SDCEP guidance caries
    prevention by age and become competent in
    delivering this advice to families
  • Reflect on the impact communication has with
    building rapport with families and supporting
    positive health behaviour change
  • Summarise positive interaction when working with
    children

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Session Outline
  • Icebreaker
  • Myths and stories
  • Key oral health messages
  • Standard/Enhanced prevention
  • Action planning
  • Policy
  • Putting into practice
  • Behaviour management

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Ice breaker
  • Muddled Messages

5
Myths and Stories
Write down on a sticky note one story or myth
about oral health you have come across and place
on flipchart.
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Feedback confer
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What are the Key Oral Health Messages?
Tooth brushing
Diet
Fluoride
Dentist
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Advice giving
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Key oral health messages in more detail
  • Caries Prevention Reminder by Age

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Reduce the consumption and especially the
frequency of intake of foods and drinks
containing sugar
Key Oral Health Message
Childsmile programme manual
12
Stephan curve
Childsmile programme manual
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Eatwell plate
A range of suitable Snacks and drinks from the
eat well plate
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Visit the dentist regularly or as advised for
oral examinations.
Key Oral Health Message
Childsmile programme manual
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Dental VisitsWhat Does SDCEP Say?
  • Manage Pain
  • Caries Prevention
  • Manage Caries

Children should visit the dentist at least every
six months
Adults at least once a year unless advised
otherwise by the dentist
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Benefits of dental visit


  • Acclimatisation

18
Opportunity to Promote Key Oral Health Messages
  • Other Settings/Organisations
  • Collaboration/ Partnership Working

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Participate in Public Health programmes, which
improve oral health such as Childsmile
Key Oral Health Message
Childsmile programme manual
21
Evidence based guidance


22
Fluoride and ways of administering
  • Discuss with group the questions below
  • What is fluoride?
  • What ways can you administer fluoride?
  • What are the advantages and disadvantages?

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Brush teeth thoroughly twice a day with fluoride
toothpaste containing at least 1000ppm. Spit,
dont rinse.
Key Oral Health Message
Childsmile programme manual
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Specific advice
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Whats it all about?
  • Discuss your oral health session and what is
    involved
  • Is there opportunity to provide preventative
    advice?

27

Standard Prevention/ Enhanced Prevention
Standard ALL children
Enhanced For children assessed as at increased
caries risk
Scottish Dental Clinical Effectiveness Programme
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Prevention and management of dental caries
  • Defining Needs and Developing a personal care
    plan
  • Assessing the child
  • parent/carer motivation
  • Patient history
  • Clinical examination
  • Caries risk assessment
  • Managing pain
  • Caries prevention
  • Providing additional support

Scottish Dental Clinical Effectiveness Programme
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Motivating and Action planning
Randomised controlled trial of a one-minute
intervention changing oral self-care behaviour
  • Sniehotta F, Soars VA and Dombrowski S

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Group Work
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More Resources Care Checklist Prevention Log
SDCEP and Childsmile Toothbrushing
Chart Food diaries
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Group work - Session Planning
  • When setting an Action plan for a parent -
    consider the following
  • Imagine your parent
  • Does not know much about looking after teeth
  • Does not know why baby teeth are important
  • Does not want to force her 2 year old to brush
    (she doesnt like it)
  • Thinks electric tooth brushes are better
  • Thinks baby Ribena is a healthy thirst quencher
  • Feedback
  • Questions

33
Things to consider when working with families
  • Communication Techniques
  • Benefits of action planning (Parent )
  • Changing Behaviours

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Non compliance with the Action plan
  • What options do you have if there is doubt about
    this?
  • The getting it right for every child approach

www.scotland.gov.uk/gettingitright
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Putting it into practice
  • Case study scenario
  • What are the challenges?
  • In what ways can you gain parents confidence when
    working with their child?

36
Behave Project
  • Verbal and non-verbal behaviours

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Scottish Dental Clinical Effectiveness Programme
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Building rapport
  • Good patient care
  • Maintain effective communication

39
Giving control
  • Rehearse a signal to stop

40
Relaxation
  • Why relaxation?
  • Anxiety What is it?
  • Relaxation breathing technique for children

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Summarise
  • Key oral health messages
  • Standard/enhanced care
  • Action planning
  • Non compliance with action plan
  • Building on your communication skills
  • Ways of working with children

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Evaluation Further Information
  • Next step
  • Introduction to Brief Interventions CPD course

http//www.nes.scot.nhs.uk/education-and-training/
by-discipline/dentistry/areas-of-education/oral-he
alth-improvement/childsmile-cpd.aspx
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Resource List
  • SDECP guidance
  • www.Scottishdental.org
  • Oral Health and Nutrition Guidance for
    Professionals
  • www.healthscotland.com
  • Childsmile
  • www.child-smile.org

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Relaxation
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