Pregnancy a Time to Smile
Attributes to meet: PDF: Order, Posters
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Poster, Reviewed 2022
This poster emphasizes the importance of good oral health during pregnancy.
SKU: 2-800
Category: Oral Health
Attributes to meet: PDF: Order, Posters
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Poster, Reviewed 2022
This poster emphasizes the importance of good oral health during pregnancy.
Report, 2014
This is a summary of the larger consensus document. The aim of both documents is to provide oral and prenatal care providers in Saskatchewan with a better understanding of the importance and safety of oral care during pregnancy so that oral care can becomes part of routine prenatal care. The consensus document was developed in collaboration with the Maternal Oral Health Working Group, with many Saskatchewan groups and organizations expressing formal support.
Information Card, Reviewed 2022
This information card promotes good oral care among caregivers and young children. Caregivers are provided with information on how they can reduce the chance of early cavities in children’s teeth.
Report, 2014
The aim of this document is to provide oral and prenatal care providers in Saskatchewan with a better understanding of the importance and safety of oral care during pregnancy so that oral care can become part of routine prenatal care. The document was developed in collaboration with the Maternal Oral Health Working Group, with many Saskatchewan groups and organizations expressing formal support.
Guide and Manual, 2015
Good oral health during pregnancy can not only improve the quality of life of the pregnant mother, but also potentially reduce complications during pregnancy as well as the risk of her child developing early cavities. This presentation is an education tool for prenatal educators to share with pregnant women, women who have recently given birth, and women who are considering getting pregnant. Presentation objectives are: 1) to increase awareness among women of childbearing age of the importance of oral health during pregnancy, for the overall health of women and their children; and 2) to encourage women to include oral care as part of their routine prenatal care.
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