Strengthening Maternal Social Support and Promoting Child Dental and Oral Health Through SIKATIN (Tooth Brushing Reminder App)
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reminding mothers about tooth brushing schedules for their children and motivating them to pay extra care for children’s dental and oral health. Purpose: Mothers are motivated to maintain their children’s dental and oral health. Method: The empowerment program helped to promote the SIKATIN app use, and the evaluation was based on the total download.
Results: 100% of mothers of kindergartners achieved all indicators of success. Conclusion: 100% of the mothers of kindergartners in Made Urban Village has downloaded the SIKATIN application.
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