Abdul Ahad Khan, Chidozie Ifechi Onwuka, Shahabe Saquib Abullais, Nasser Mohammad Alqahtani, Mohammad Zahir Kota, Abosofyan Salih Atta, Shahi Jahan Shah, Mohammed Ibrahim, Shaik Mohammed Asif, Mohamed Fadul A Elagib
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International journal of environmental research and public health
oral health essential psychosocial wellbeing general health expectant mothers pregnancy increases risk oral diseases subsequent impact oral health child born midwives charge pregnancy monitoring childbirth newborns first days life could important role prevention however limited studies evaluating knowledge attitudes practices oral health among midwives conducted europe performed crosssectional study using selfadministered questionnaire two local midwifery associations sent questionnaire email social media networks registered midwives practicing department herault n613 april may 2022 statistical analyses quantitative data descriptive analyses qualitative freetext responses performed total 167 midwives included found lack knowledge many oral health topics stated main reason 29 midwives provided oral health information patients 30 midwives training module oral health initial training less half considered training adequate improve lack knowledge participants expressed preference digital communication methods however favored inperson interaction public interventions study showed lack training knowledge oral health among midwives lack oral health discussion expectant mothers highrisk population oral diseases