Morgan M V, Campain A C, Crowley S J, Wright F A
School of Dental Science, University of Melbourne.
Aust Dent J. 1997 Dec;42(6):381-8. doi: 10.1111/j.1834-7819.1997.tb06082.x.
A primary preventive dental programme targeting adolescents living in non-fluoridated areas of Victoria, Australia was evaluated for a three-year period. The programme comprised annual placement or replacement/repair of fissure sealants combined with a weekly 0.2 per cent sodium fluoride mouthrinse and was evaluated in terms of acceptance by the providers and the community to which it was directed. Acceptance was measured using accessibility, availability, continuity, quality of care, role responsibility, provider and consumer satisfaction, and cost-effectiveness. In general, the programme was considered to represent an acceptable model for future preventive interventions, although there were areas of its design that were found to require improvement. In particular, deficiencies in the manner in which the fluoride mouthrinsing component was delivered indicate that further investigation would be required before a recommendation to adopt its use could be made.
对一项针对澳大利亚维多利亚州非氟化地区青少年的初级预防性牙科项目进行了为期三年的评估。该项目包括每年放置或更换/修复窝沟封闭剂，并结合每周使用0.2%的氟化钠漱口水，根据提供者和所针对社区的接受程度进行评估。通过可及性、可用性、连续性、护理质量、角色责任、提供者和消费者满意度以及成本效益来衡量接受程度。总体而言，该项目被认为是未来预防性干预的可接受模式，尽管其设计存在一些需要改进的地方。特别是，氟化物漱口水部分的提供方式存在缺陷，这表明在建议采用该方法之前需要进一步调查。
