Knowledge, attitudes, practices, and barriers regarding oral healthcare during pregnancy: a cross-sectional study among obstetricians in Guangxi, China - Summary - MDSpire

Knowledge, attitudes, practices, and barriers regarding oral healthcare during pregnancy: a cross-sectional study among obstetricians in Guangxi, China

  • By

  • Wenyong Wang

  • Leiming Yi

  • Jinmei Yu

  • Qiuling Pang

  • Lingshan Ran

  • Xiaofeng Tan

  • Ruofei Huang

  • Yunxin Yang

  • Hongxia Wei

  • Yishan Zhang

  • Fanghong Liu

  • Jiangping Wei

  • Rongmin Qiu

  • April 22, 2026

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Objective:

To evaluate obstetricians' knowledge, attitudes, practices, and challenges regarding oral healthcare for pregnant patients in Guangxi, China.

Approach:
    Key Findings:
    • Add context on the implications of the findings.
    Interpretation:

    Emphasize the urgency of addressing the identified gaps.

    Limitations:
    • Include more detail on the impact of limitations on conclusions.
    Conclusion:

    Suggest specific actions or recommendations for improvement.

Original Source(s)

Knowledge, attitudes, practices, and barriers regarding oral healthcare during pregnancy: a cross-sectional study among obstetricians in Guangxi, China

  • by Wenyong Wang, Leiming Yi, Jinmei Yu, Qiuling Pang, Lingshan Ran, Xiaofeng Tan, Ruofei Huang, Yunxin Yang, Hongxia Wei, Yishan Zhang, Fanghong Liu, Jiangping Wei, Rongmin Qiu

  • April 22, 2026

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