Pediatricians are primary health care professionals who supervise the growth and
development and treat infants and children during the first years of life. Thus, they should …

Objectives: This study aimed to evaluate and compare the knowledge and practices of family
physicians (general practitioners) and pediatricians concerning children's oral health …

Background Pediatricians are the first line in the provision of healthcare for children. They
can make an important contribution to the oral health of their patients because they usually …

Methods: Our cross-sectional study used a survey consisting of 14 questions pertaining to
demographics, scope of practice, barriers to discussing the HPV vaccine and willingness to …

The goal of this study was to describe medical providers' fluoride-related beliefs and
practices, experiences with fluoride-hesitant caregivers, and barriers to incorporating oral …

Introduction Early childhood caries (ECC) is a chronic but preventable disease affecting
young children worldwide. Many young children face access to care barriers to early …

Introduction Dental caries is one of the most common non-communicable diseases in
children. The disease management of caries relies on both a preventive individual approach …

This study aimed to evaluate the level of knowledge, attitudes, and practices of general
pediatricians (GPs) and pediatric subspecialists (PSs) practicing in Turkey toward oral …

This mixed methods study explored the oral health–related knowledge, attitudes, and
practice patterns of nurse practitioners (NPs) in Canada. The survey was sent to all NPs …

Purpose: To assess the role of pediatricians' self-efficacy on frequency of enquiring about
dental visits, conducting oral examinations, and prescription of referrals to dentists. Methods …