Conocimiento sobre salud bucal y caries de infancia temprana en madres de niños menores de 6 años del Metropolitano Ayacucho 2021
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Universidad Privada de Huancayo Franklin Roosevelt
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Determinar la relación entre conocimiento salud bucal y caries de infancia temprana en madres de niños menores de seis años que acuden al Metropolitano- Ayacucho 2021. Materiales y método: Investigación de tipo básica y correlacional. La muestra conformada por 108 madres entre 19 a 30 años, 31 a 40 y de 41 a 52 años, con diferentes grados de instrucción: primaria, secundaria, superior técnico y superior universitario. Resultados: el nivel de conocimiento de salud bucal fue de malo 4,6%, regular 73,1%, bueno 22,2% y el nivel de conocimiento de caries de infancia temprana fue malo 48,1%, regular 33,3% y bueno de 18,5%. Conclusiones: Existe relación estadísticamente significativa entre el nivel de conocimiento de salud bucal y caries de infancia temprana
To determine the relationship between oral health knowledge and early childhood caries in mothers of children under six years of age attending the Metropolitano-Ayacucho 2021. Materials and methods: Basic and correlational research. The sample consisted of 108 mothers between 19 to 30, 31 to 40 and 41 to 52 years old, with different levels of education: primary, secondary, technical superior and university superior. Results: the level of knowledge of oral health was poor 4.6%, regular 73.1%, good 22.2% and the level of knowledge of early childhood caries was poor 48.1%, regular 33.3% and good of 18.5%. Conclusions: There is a statistically significant relationship between the level of oral health knowledge and early childhood caries
To determine the relationship between oral health knowledge and early childhood caries in mothers of children under six years of age attending the Metropolitano-Ayacucho 2021. Materials and methods: Basic and correlational research. The sample consisted of 108 mothers between 19 to 30, 31 to 40 and 41 to 52 years old, with different levels of education: primary, secondary, technical superior and university superior. Results: the level of knowledge of oral health was poor 4.6%, regular 73.1%, good 22.2% and the level of knowledge of early childhood caries was poor 48.1%, regular 33.3% and good of 18.5%. Conclusions: There is a statistically significant relationship between the level of oral health knowledge and early childhood caries
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