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26 SA Dental Service Health Promotion Practice Guidelines
Guidelines for Effective Health Promotion Adolescents SA Dental Service is supportive of clinical staff working with adolescents to encourage them to take responsibility for their own oral health. This may be done in a clinical setting, or through involvement with access programs that target high risk teenagers. We promote use of the Medicare teen dental voucher amongst all eligible families, with a focus on Aboriginal teens through the Aboriginal Oral Health Program. The Smoking Cessation Program provides a pathway to the QUITLINE for adolescents interested in quitting. Motivational interviewing of adolescents can be effective in altering oral health behaviours and reducing dental caries. Classroom oral health education lessons with primary school children have not been shown to have any significant effect on prevention of dental caries, and are therefore not recommended by SA Dental Service. Health Promotion Practice Guidelines SA Dental Service 27
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Page 17 and 18: 13 Guidelines for Effective Health
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Page 49 and 50: Summary of Evidence Children aged 6
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