Individual and maternal determinants of self-reported dental health among Turkish school children aged 10-12 years

Keyphrases

• Schoolchildren 100%
• Dental Health 100%
• Turkish Schools 100%
• Maternal Determinants 100%
• Individual Determinants 100%
• Public Schools 50%
• Private Schools 33%
• Socioeconomic Background 33%
• Clinical Examination 33%
• First Dental Visit 33%
• Active Role 16%
• High School 16%
• Higher Education 16%
• Developing Countries 16%
• Participation Rate 16%
• Self-assessment 16%
• Descriptive Statistics 16%
• Self-care 16%
• Child Dental Health 16%
• Toothbrushing 16%
• Chi-square Test 16%
• Self-administered Questionnaire 16%
• Multiple Linear Regression 16%
• Spearman Correlation Coefficient 16%
• School Performance 16%
• World Health Organization Criteria 16%
• Toothbrushing Frequency 16%
• Frequency Performance 16%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Clinical Examination 100%
• Tooth Brushing 100%
• School-Aged Child 100%
• Self Care 50%
• Correlation Coefficient 50%
• Cross-Sectional Study 50%
• Self Evaluation 50%
• Multiple Linear Regression Analysis 50%
• Chi Square Test 50%
• Tolperisone 50%
• Role of Mothers 50%
• World Health Organization 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Dental Health 100%
• School-Aged Child 100%
• Tooth Brushing 28%
• Clinical Examination 28%
• Cross Sectional Study 14%
• Multiple Linear Regression Analysis 14%
• Chi Square Test 14%
• Self-Diagnosis 14%
• Role of Mothers 14%
• Tolperisone 14%