Brown C P, Lennon M A, Crosland W E
Dept. of Community Dentistry, Bury Health Authority, Lancs.
Community Dent Health. 1990 Dec;7(4):407-12.
This study investigated the provision of dental care to primary schools in which many children were irregular or occasional dental attenders. The dental care programme was targeted at 9- to 11-year-old children in the two test schools, and comprised a series of dental health education lessons, followed by the offer of dental treatment within the school. This treatment was carried out using portable equipment set up in the medical room or spare classroom. Children in the control schools received a traditional school dental inspection and the offer of clinic-based treatment. The results showed that simple operative treatment could be satisfactorily provided on school premises, and by removing many barriers to dental care, could be considered appropriate in circumstances where there is a 'core, of children not receiving this care.
本研究调查了为许多儿童不定期或偶尔看牙的小学提供牙科护理的情况。牙科护理项目针对两所试点学校中9至11岁的儿童，包括一系列牙科健康教育课程，随后在学校内提供牙科治疗。这种治疗是使用设置在医务室或备用教室的便携式设备进行的。对照学校的儿童接受传统的学校牙科检查并获得基于诊所的治疗服务。结果表明，在学校场地可以令人满意地提供简单的手术治疗，并且通过消除许多牙科护理障碍，在有一部分儿童未接受此类护理的情况下可以认为是合适的。
