The Knowledge, Attitude, and Beliefs of Undergraduate Medical and Dental Students Towards Dental Treatment During Pregnancy (West Indian Medical Journal, 2016)

Dr. Ramaa Balkaran
Jul 1, 2016
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The study assesses medical and dental students' understanding of oral healthcare during pregnancy and identifies knowledge gaps that could impact maternal and fetal health. The authors recommend curriculum modifications to address these gaps. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305663755_Knowledge_Attitude_and_Beliefs_of_Undergraduate_Medical_and_Dental_Students_towards_Dental_Treatment_during_Pregnancy

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