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Effect of Optimized Behavioural Intervention Using The Multi-Phase Optimization Strategy (MOST).
In the current study, MOST approach is proposed, to engineer an oral health behavior modification intervention, to increase the engagement of mothers in brushing their pre-school children's teeth.
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