| Author |
Questions included |
Positive response of parents |
| Bodhale P et al., [11] |
When to start brushing primary teeth |
50% |
| Right timing of the first dental visit |
43.1% |
| Effect of dental health on general body health |
63.8% |
| Mounissamy A et al., [12] |
Regular visits to the dentist are important |
55.7% |
| Treating primary tooth is necessary |
71.7% |
| Using fluoridated toothpaste/powder |
31% |
| Almulhim B et al., [14] |
Primary teeth need dental care same as permanent teeth, |
85.15% |
| Less than 1 year age at which they start brushing their children’s teeth, |
44.55% |
| Fluoride prevents tooth decay |
77.23% |
| Khanduri N et al., [15] |
Importance of using fluoridated toothpaste |
25% |
| Importance of brushing teeth |
70% |
| Necessary to take the child for regular dental visits |
75% |
| Kumar G et al., [13] |
Perception of the importance of primary teeth |
89% |
| First dental visit after dental problem |
84.6% |
| Fluoridated toothpaste used |
94.8% |
| Alshammary F et al., [16] |
Do you think that primary teeth are important? |
55.9 |
| Do you think that problems in primary teeth can affect the permanent teeth? |
50.7% |
| Effects of prolonged bottle-feeding on children’s oral health |
49.78% |
