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This study evaluates the impact of dental health education in the Health Coach Program on participant knowledge and behavior.

April 12, 2026The Saudi Dental JournalOpen Access

Advancing preventive care under vision 2030: a retrospective study on integrating oral health into the health coach program in Jeddah’s second health cluster

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This study evaluates the impact of dental health education in the Health Coach Program on participant knowledge and behavior.
Conducted a retrospective evaluation of an educational intervention.
Involved 55 health coaches in a training curriculum with dental health topics.
Measured knowledge and behavior changes using a validated questionnaire before and after the intervention.
Participants' awareness of fluoride benefits increased from 40% to 80%.
Knowledge of pediatric oral health improved from 55% to 85%.
Self-reported tooth brushing twice daily rose from 70% to 95%.
Participants with bachelor's degrees showed greater knowledge gains.

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Retrospective study evaluates improved oral health knowledge in health coaches, suggesting enhanced preventive care.

Alhazmi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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