학교계속6세구치관리사업에 관한 사례연구
A STUDY ON THE SCHOOL BASED COMPREHENSIVE INCREMENTAL PROGRAMME OF FIRST PERMANENT MOLARS
서현석, 차창선, 백대일, 김형종,
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서현석 ( ) - 서울대학교 치과대학 예방치학교실
차창선 ( ) - 서울대학교 치과대학 예방치학교실
백대일 ( Paik Dai-Il ) - 서울대학교 치과대학 예방치학교실
김형종 ( ) - 서울대학교 치과대학 예방치학교실
KMID : 0355419920160020400
Abstract
The purpose of this study is to obtain the basic data to develop the school based comprehensive incremental program; of first permanent molars that is appropriate to the Republic of Korea.
The author had-surveyed and supplied comprehensive first permanent molars care to the 594children in the attached primary school, college of education, Seoul national university for three years. Thereafter the dental health capacity of the first permanent molars, the first permanent molars treatment needs per child, the mean treatment time per care, the mean dental chair time per child, the number of children that a dentist and an oral hygienist can treat in a year, the cost for first permanent molar treatment, cost and benefit of first permanent molar treatments were estimated and discussed. The obtained results were as follows´.
1. First permanent molar treatment need per child and the mean dental chair time per child were gradually decreased as incremental first permanent molar care stage was progressed.
2. The number of children that a dentist can treat in a year are 7,123 children in initial care stage, 8,439 children in first care stage, 9,734 children in second care stage. The number of children that a oral hygienist can treat in a year are 4,452 children in initial care stage, 5,572 children in first care stage, 6,800 children in second care stage. Therefore the number of children that a dentist and a oral hygienist can treat in a year were gradually increased as incremental first permanent molars care stage was progressed.
3. The cost for first permanent molar treatment in a year per child was 2,947 won in initial care stage, 2,240 won in first care stage, 1,827 won in second care stage. Therefore the cost for first permanent molar treatment in a year per child was gradually decreased as incremental first permanent molar care stage was progressed.
4. The cost and benefit of the school incremental first permanent molar carp
programme was increased as incremental first permanent molar care stage was progressed.
5. The actual dental health capacity of the first permanent molar in the experimental group was higher than that in the control group,
6. Children and parents´ response to the school incremental first permanent mola care programme was very good.
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