Advancing the Behavioural and Social Sciences to Promote Oral Health: Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology: Vol 51, No 1

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Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology: Volume 51, Issue 1

Special Issue:Advancing the Behavioural and Social Sciences to Promote Oral Health

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Special Issue: Advancing the Behavioural and Social Sciences to Promote Oral Health

Editorial

Introduction to the special issue: Advancing the behavioural and social sciences to promote oral health

Behavioral and Social Theories, Models, Conceptual Frameworks, and Mechanisms Related to Oral Health

Behavioural and cognitive-behavioural theories in oral health research: Current state and future directions

Reflections on oral health inequalities: Theories, pathways and next steps for research priorities

Conceptualizing inequities and oppression in oral health research

Achieving consensus on priorities for future behavioural and social research into social inequalities—Results of polling attendees at the BEHSR/IADR Summit on Behavioral and Social Oral Health Sciences

Rigorous theory-based intervention research is the bold action needed to address oral health disparities and inequities

Use of Multiple and Novel Methodologies in Social and Behavioral Research and Practice Related to Oral Health

Evolution and development of methodologies in social and behavioural science research in relation to oral health

Challenges in operationalizing conceptual models in aetiological research

Causal inference in dentistry: Time to move forward

The Necessity of qualitative research for advancing oral health

How to use mixed methods in oral health research

Why and how we can use data linkage in oral health research: a narrative review

Methods to madness: The utility of complex systems science in a mad, mad world

From micro to macro: Structural determinants and oral health

Intervention Science: Developing and Testing Behavioral and Social Science Approaches to Promote Oral Health

Behavioural and social oral health intervention research: Looking to the future

Theoretical and methodological approaches in designing, developing, and delivering interventions for oral health behaviour change

Multiphase optimization strategy: How to build more effective, affordable, scalable and efficient social and behavioural oral health interventions

Inequities and oral health: A behavioural sciences perspective

Behavioural medicine theory-based intervention strategies for promoting oral health

Dissemination and Implementation for Oral Health

Dissemination and implementation research for oral and craniofacial health: Background, a review of literature and future directions

Evaluating childsmile, Scotland's National Oral Health Improvement Programme for children

De-implementing opioid prescribing in a dental group practice: Lessons learned

Perspectives on the future of dissemination and implementation research in oral and craniofacial sciences

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Harnessing the behavioral and social sciences to promote oral health: Where do we go from here?

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