IbM UKGS (USAHA KESEHATAN GIGI SEKOLAH) SEKOLAH DASAR
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.33096/balireso.v3i2.80Abstract
Specific objectives to be achieved are giving birth to independent young dentists who are aware ofthe importance of maintaining oral and dental health in the form of UKGS improvement. In South
Sulawesi in particular, public awareness of the importance of dental and oral health still needs to
be improved. On this basis, he wants to try to offer a product development of Human Resources
(HR) in the field of dentistry. The method used in achieving this goal is to complete UKGS
facilities and infrastructure. It can make students as pioneers in the implementation of dental and
oral health degrees and the development of UKGS and UKS in their schools, making schools as
pilot schools that develop UKGS. Target and outcome: 1) The birth of a cadre of young dentists
and young doctors. 2) Increased knowledge of cadres of young dentists and young doctors. 3)
Increasing the degree of dental and oral health which is reflected in healthy living behavior. 4)
Products "UKGS and UKS Utilization Module" for all elementary school residents. 5) Certificate
of training for young dentists and young doctors for students and teachers. 6) Final reports
published through scientific publications on accredited journals after dedication.
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2018-08-15
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