Access and Availability of dental care to Paediatric special needs Research Proposal

Access and Availability of dental consonant care to Paediatric especial(a) unavoidably patients in Saudi-Arabian Arabia - Research Proposal ExampleThe general oral hygiene of these chidlren were also found to be truly low (Al-Banyan, Echeverri, Narendran and Keene, 2000, p.43). This study had recommended an oral health program to be implemented through the educational institutions (Al-Banyan, Echeverri, Narendran and Keene, 2000, p.43). except studies to identify the specific factors leading to the problem was also suggested by this study (Al-Banyan, Echeverri, Narendran and Keene, 2000, p.43). Al-Malik and Rehbini (2006) make believe also pointed to the risque school level of caries in children in Saudi Arabia as compared to children in other countries and called for immediate encumbrance through school intervention programs. Especially when it comes to special needs patients like children with autism, the negative behavior of such children towards treatment or any similar p roblems in movement of other special needs groups, leave limit their access to and availability of dental care and treatment (Murshid, 2005). It is this existing research highlights along with the case studies displaying the high prevalence of oral problems among special needs children that was witnessed while working with them that prompted this researcher to explore advertise in this area of study. Though the research works mentioned above have exhibited that there is a high level of oral health problems in children with special needs in Saudi Arabia, none of them have thrown light upon to what extent this problems gets addressed. It is not revealed whether these children have access to and availability of appropriate and efficient dental care in the present context in Saudi Arabia. Only by assessing the lacuna that is there, come on steps can be taken to address the oral health needs of these special needs children. Hence this researcher is of the belief that this study on th e access and availability of dental care to special needs children in Saudi Arabia can add valuable