The first twelve years of life are the period during which children’s and future adults’ oral health is established. While the situation has generally improved for the population as a...

Contrary to popular belief, today’s teenagers do not, on average, become sexually active earlier than their parents’ generation. Furthermore, the hypersexualization of young...

Despite recent advances, such as 100% coverage for dental exams and related routine care for several age groups of children and adolescents, a dental health policy combining prevention...

Oral health prevention for children should begin as early as possible. Daycare centers, schools, and maternal and child health centers are ideal settings for prevention. However, this...

School-based interventions can be highly effective in preventing dental caries, as demonstrated by the international scientific literature. These interventions must be multidisciplinary,...

The Val-de-Marne oral health prevention program regularly assesses the oral health of children in the department. After twenty years of this program, the prevalence of cavities among...

Strasbourg is one of the few cities in France to have a municipal oral health service (dental health center) that systematically screens children in preschool and elementary schools. In...

Objective: Implementation fidelity is a key issue in home-visiting programs, as it determines a program’s effectiveness in achieving its original goals. This paper seeks to evaluate...

The approach to educating children who speak a language other than French is inclusive: they are integrated into regular classrooms while also receiving French language instruction...

Commenting on the data and conclusions of the recent report on the health of the French population, Dr. Danzon, General Delegate of the CFES, outlines his ideas on how to address health...