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... streamline information-sharing.  See also: First 1,000 Days Knowledge Center module on Early Childhood Development . 3b. Oral Health Infants may be referred to pediatric dentistry as early as 6 months with eruption of the first teeth, and should establish a dental home by 6 months after the first...)

... of the importance of establishing a dental home and brushing twice a day with a small amount of fluorinated toothpaste is key. Fluoride should be applied at least every six months either at the child’s medical or dental home. 4c. Anemia Risk assessment should be performed, and testing done if high risk...)

...: dental caries ; cavities ; fluoride ; tooth brushing ; dental home ; social determinants of health ; breastfeeding ; drinking water 1a. Overview Despite education and prevention measures, dental caries (tooth decay) continue to occur at high rates with almost half of children between the ages...)

..., and it is important to review the importance of high-fiber diets and limited milk consumption. 1e. Oral Health ● Children should have established a dental home where they receive routine dental care with at least 2 preventative visits annually depending on the caries risk assessment. ● If the child has...)

... considered in any respect healthier at this age. ● Evidence shows that by 13 months of age, head circumference has stabilized at a certain percentile in 95% of cases. 2b. Oral Exam By the age, a child should have an established dental home. Assess for signs of caries and demineralization. 2c. Hip Exam...)

... to assess whether the child has an established dental home and refer if not yet connected. An oral health risk assessment is recommended, along with education around oral hygiene, fluoride toothpaste, and dietary adjustments to decrease risk. 3f. Fluoride Supplementation Fluoride can be used...)

... foods) XX Establishing a dental home (frst dental checkup and dental hygiene) XX Safety (car safety seats, falls, drowning prevention and water safety, sun protection, pets, safe home environment: poisoning) a Social determinants of health is a new priority in the fourth edition of the Bright Futures...)

... Determinants of Health Establishing Routines Feeding and Appetite Changes Establishing a Dental Home Safety   Assess Risk Blood Pressure Screening should occur per “ Clinical Practice Guideline for Screening and Management of High Blood Pressure in Children...)

.... Screening Universal Screening Action Development Developmental screen Oral Health (in the absence of a dental home) Apply fluoride varnish every 6 months. Selective Screening Risk Assessment ^a Action if Risk Assessment Positive (+) Anemia + on risk screening questions...)

... Screening Action Vision Objective measure with age-appropriate visual acuity measurement using HOTV or LEA symbols. Instrument-based measurement may be used for children who are unable to perform acuity testing. Oral Health (in the absence of a dental home) Apply fluoride varnish every 6 months...)