Title: Childsmile%20Development%20Session%20SDCEP%20Oral%20Health%20Guidance
1Childsmile Development SessionSDCEP Oral Health
Guidance
2Learning 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
3Session Outline
- Icebreaker
- Myths and stories
- Key oral health messages
- Standard/Enhanced prevention
- Action planning
- Policy
- Putting into practice
- Behaviour management
4 Ice breaker
5Myths and Stories
Write down on a sticky note one story or myth
about oral health you have come across and place
on flipchart.
6Feedback confer
7What are the Key Oral Health Messages?
Tooth brushing
Diet
Fluoride
Dentist
8Advice giving
9Key oral health messages in more detail
- Caries Prevention Reminder by Age
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11Reduce the consumption and especially the
frequency of intake of foods and drinks
containing sugar
Key Oral Health Message
Childsmile programme manual
12Stephan curve
Childsmile programme manual
13Eatwell plate
A range of suitable Snacks and drinks from the
eat well plate
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15Visit the dentist regularly or as advised for
oral examinations.
Key Oral Health Message
Childsmile programme manual
16Dental 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
17Benefits of dental visit
18Opportunity to Promote Key Oral Health Messages
- Other Settings/Organisations
- Collaboration/ Partnership Working
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20 Participate in Public Health programmes, which
improve oral health such as Childsmile
Key Oral Health Message
Childsmile programme manual
21Evidence 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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24Brush teeth thoroughly twice a day with fluoride
toothpaste containing at least 1000ppm. Spit,
dont rinse.
Key Oral Health Message
Childsmile programme manual
25Specific advice
26Whats 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
28Prevention 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
29Motivating and Action planning
Randomised controlled trial of a one-minute
intervention changing oral self-care behaviour
- Sniehotta F, Soars VA and Dombrowski S
30Group Work
31More Resources Care Checklist Prevention Log
SDCEP and Childsmile Toothbrushing
Chart Food diaries
32Group 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
33Things to consider when working with families
- Communication Techniques
- Benefits of action planning (Parent )
- Changing Behaviours
34Non 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
35Putting 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
37Scottish Dental Clinical Effectiveness Programme
38Building rapport
- Good patient care
- Maintain effective communication
39Giving control
- Rehearse a signal to stop
40Relaxation
- Why relaxation?
- Anxiety What is it?
- Relaxation breathing technique for children
41Summarise
- Key oral health messages
- Standard/enhanced care
- Action planning
- Non compliance with action plan
- Building on your communication skills
- Ways of working with children
42Evaluation 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
43Resource List
- SDECP guidance
- www.Scottishdental.org
- Oral Health and Nutrition Guidance for
Professionals - www.healthscotland.com
- Childsmile
- www.child-smile.org
44Relaxation