Oral health related disorder among children with behavioral problems

Background: The best mouth function, the absence of disease, and oral health are achieved by maintaining highest self-esteem possible. When someone has good dental health, they can communicate connect with people without getting sick, feeling uncomfortable, or embarrassed. This study aimed to evaluate Oral health-related disorder specifically assess caries gingivitis among children behavioral problems. Methods: was a prospective cross-sectional investigation carried out at Kalachandpur Government Primary School Jashim Uddin Institute, Dhaka. between October 2021 December 2022 included 650 pediatric patients who were aged 6 15 years. Results: Most 290 (44.62%) 6-9 years, 250 (38.46%) 10-12 rest 110 (16.92%) 13-15 years old. Patients 11-15 had lower caries. 310 (48%) female, 340 (52%) male. Dental is associated elevated risk. Children in risk group significantly higher mean value conduct problems Hyperactivity/inattention based on SDQ compared those low No statistically significant differences found for other subscales. Conclusions: There more high Behavior observed while externalizing behavior also have hyperactivity reduced