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Title Marmara Pharmaceutical Journal of Research in Pharmacy Journal of Research in Pharmacy 2023 , Vol 27 , Issue 3
Edition 2023 , Vol 27 , Issue 3
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Knowledge
Community pharmacists
Oral health
Dental care
Practice
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GMD Karya Tulis Ilmiah
Language Indonesia
Publisher marmara University
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Abstract/Notes ABSTRACT: Background: Community pharmacists have an effective role in improving and
promoting oral health and dental care. Patients could receive counselling from community
pharmacists about oral health and dental care after dentists’ examinations. Therefore, pharmacists
need to develop competency in promoting oral health as part of their health promotion role.
Methodology: This study was a cross-sectional questionnaire-based study carried out between
December 2020 to January 2021 among community pharmacists to evaluate the knowledge, practices,
attitudes, and barriers of community pharmacists for oral health and dental care in North Cyprus.
Result: There were 128 of community pharmacies in Nicosia, North Cyprus. Only 104 (81.25%) of the
community pharmacists accepted to participate in this study. Seventy-three of the participants agreed
that they would like to play a more active role in promoting and improving oral health. Almost all;
102 (98.1%) agreed that oral health and dental care education should be included in the curriculum
of pharmacy, while 78 (75%) and 61 (58.7%) of them feel unconfident when they were giving advice
for oral cancer and oral ulcer, respectively. There was no association between demographic factors
and the attitude of the community pharmacists toward oral health care. Conclusion: This study has
shown that community pharmacists do not feel confident when they are giving oral health
information about oral ulcers, oral cancer, and discoloured teeth. Most of the community pharmacists
agreed that oral health and dental care education should be included in the curriculum of pharmacy.

KEYWORDS: Community pharmacists; Oral health; Dental care; Attitude; Practice; Knowledge;
Barriers.
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