Oral health literacy: at the intersection of K-12 education and public health.

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Abstract

The link between a student's health and their ability to learn is well-established. Schools are the intersection of public health programs, dental care, and self-care. This position affords them a unique role and opportunity to enhance health literacy, including oral health literacy. This paper explores the potential of K-12 school programs and the dental profession to address oral health literacy, and, in so doing, provide future participants with essential skills to promote their oral health.

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Braun, B., Horowitz, A. M., Kleinman, D. V., Gold, R. S., Radice, S. D., & Maybury, C. (2012). Oral health literacy: at the intersection of K-12 education and public health. Journal of the California Dental Association, 40(4), 323–330. https://doi.org/10.1080/19424396.2012.12220901

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