Pamoja is a sustainable scenario regarding Oral Health Education for Kenyan kindergartens developed during my master thesis.
The project was conducted on field for 3 months collecting insights and inspiration for the design phase concluded in the Netherlands.
The idea includes the ideation of a natural toothpaste together with the design of a school dispenser that allows children to learn, by making, how to prepare the dentifrice by their own. Furthermore, all the ingredients are planted in the school garden so the kindergarten can supply regularly toothpaste to the pupils and children can receive an ecological education by the environment.
This document discusses how early literacy develops in infants and toddlers through real-life experiences like exploring objects and books. It emphasizes the importance of parents' literacy level for children's development and provides ideas for encouraging literacy interactions between caregivers and young children, such as reading books together, singing songs, and telling stories. Activities should reflect children's experiences and cultural backgrounds. Early literacy lays the foundation for future academic success.
Rosemary Frasso's presentation from the
Penn Urban Doctoral Symposium
May 13, 2011
Co-sponsored with Penn’s Urban Studies program, this symposium celebrates the work of graduating urban-focused doctoral candidates. Graduates present and discuss their dissertation findings. Luncheon attended by the students, their families and their committees follows.
This document discusses media literacy in Kenya and the need to assess media literacy levels. It begins by defining media and media literacy. It then analyzes Kenya's media usage, finding that radio, TV, and newspapers are most commonly used. Mobile phone and internet usage is also widespread, especially among youth. This high level of media exposure means Kenyans could benefit from higher media literacy. The document then outlines some challenges like online risks, hate speech, and lack of baseline surveys. It proposes assessing media literacy at individual, personal, and industry levels using mixed methods. Finally, it discusses strategies needed to achieve the targets for media literacy set in Kenya's National Broadband Strategy.
Kidogo aims to address the lack of quality childcare options in urban slums by establishing early childhood development (ECD) centers. The centers will provide high-quality facilities, trained caregivers, and access to meals, healthcare, and educational materials. This model differs from existing low-quality and unsafe "baby cares" in slums. Kidogo plans to launch a pilot center through partnerships with local organizations and will fundraise to support expansion. The business aims to franchise existing centers and build company-owned mega centers to serve the large market of over 650,000 children in need of care across Kenya's urban slums.
Are our children learning? Literacy and Numeracy Across East Africa - 2013 r...KenyaSchoolReport.com
The document provides an overview of the Uwezo learning assessment surveys conducted in East Africa between 2009-2012. It finds that:
1) Less than a third of children enrolled in Grade 3 have basic Grade 2 level literacy and numeracy skills, indicating a continued crisis in learning outcomes across East Africa.
2) There are large differences in learning achievement among countries and within countries, with Kenya performing best and disparities between rich and poor households.
3) Out of every ten teachers in East Africa, at least one is absent from school on any given day. Trend data shows little improvement in literacy and numeracy skills over the last three assessment rounds.
This document discusses sexually transmitted infections (STIs), specifically gonorrhea. It defines gonorrhea as an STI caused by the bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Gonorrhea is common, with over 340 million new cases occurring worldwide each year. It is most common among people aged 20-34, 35-49, and 18-19. Symptoms vary between men and women, but can include burning during urination and abnormal discharge. Untreated gonorrhea can lead to serious complications like infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, and blindness in newborn babies. It is transmitted through unprotected oral, anal, or vaginal sex with an infected partner. Latex condoms can help prevent transmission when
A Kenyan mother's dream to establish a library at the local primary school in her childhood village has helped renew education for the children there. With support from donors, a new library classroom was constructed and equipped with books, laptop computers, and other resources. Additional funding is being sought to build nine new classrooms, install a village water well, and establish boarding facilities to make the school more sustainable and able to serve students from outside the local area.
The document discusses maternal and child health programmes. It begins by noting that mothers and children make up a large vulnerable group, comprising over half the population in developing countries like India. The current strategy is to provide integrated essential health care services to mothers and children. It then discusses various maternal and child health services including antenatal care, intranatal care, postnatal care, and neonatal care. The objectives of these services are to reduce mortality and morbidity for mothers, newborns, and children. Key aspects of care discussed include nutrition, immunizations, health education, and family planning.
This document discusses how early literacy develops in infants and toddlers through real-life experiences like exploring objects and books. It emphasizes the importance of parents' literacy level for children's development and provides ideas for encouraging literacy interactions between caregivers and young children, such as reading books together, singing songs, and telling stories. Activities should reflect children's experiences and cultural backgrounds. Early literacy lays the foundation for future academic success.
Rosemary Frasso's presentation from the
Penn Urban Doctoral Symposium
May 13, 2011
Co-sponsored with Penn’s Urban Studies program, this symposium celebrates the work of graduating urban-focused doctoral candidates. Graduates present and discuss their dissertation findings. Luncheon attended by the students, their families and their committees follows.
This document discusses media literacy in Kenya and the need to assess media literacy levels. It begins by defining media and media literacy. It then analyzes Kenya's media usage, finding that radio, TV, and newspapers are most commonly used. Mobile phone and internet usage is also widespread, especially among youth. This high level of media exposure means Kenyans could benefit from higher media literacy. The document then outlines some challenges like online risks, hate speech, and lack of baseline surveys. It proposes assessing media literacy at individual, personal, and industry levels using mixed methods. Finally, it discusses strategies needed to achieve the targets for media literacy set in Kenya's National Broadband Strategy.
Kidogo aims to address the lack of quality childcare options in urban slums by establishing early childhood development (ECD) centers. The centers will provide high-quality facilities, trained caregivers, and access to meals, healthcare, and educational materials. This model differs from existing low-quality and unsafe "baby cares" in slums. Kidogo plans to launch a pilot center through partnerships with local organizations and will fundraise to support expansion. The business aims to franchise existing centers and build company-owned mega centers to serve the large market of over 650,000 children in need of care across Kenya's urban slums.
Are our children learning? Literacy and Numeracy Across East Africa - 2013 r...KenyaSchoolReport.com
The document provides an overview of the Uwezo learning assessment surveys conducted in East Africa between 2009-2012. It finds that:
1) Less than a third of children enrolled in Grade 3 have basic Grade 2 level literacy and numeracy skills, indicating a continued crisis in learning outcomes across East Africa.
2) There are large differences in learning achievement among countries and within countries, with Kenya performing best and disparities between rich and poor households.
3) Out of every ten teachers in East Africa, at least one is absent from school on any given day. Trend data shows little improvement in literacy and numeracy skills over the last three assessment rounds.
This document discusses sexually transmitted infections (STIs), specifically gonorrhea. It defines gonorrhea as an STI caused by the bacteria Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Gonorrhea is common, with over 340 million new cases occurring worldwide each year. It is most common among people aged 20-34, 35-49, and 18-19. Symptoms vary between men and women, but can include burning during urination and abnormal discharge. Untreated gonorrhea can lead to serious complications like infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, and blindness in newborn babies. It is transmitted through unprotected oral, anal, or vaginal sex with an infected partner. Latex condoms can help prevent transmission when
A Kenyan mother's dream to establish a library at the local primary school in her childhood village has helped renew education for the children there. With support from donors, a new library classroom was constructed and equipped with books, laptop computers, and other resources. Additional funding is being sought to build nine new classrooms, install a village water well, and establish boarding facilities to make the school more sustainable and able to serve students from outside the local area.
The document discusses maternal and child health programmes. It begins by noting that mothers and children make up a large vulnerable group, comprising over half the population in developing countries like India. The current strategy is to provide integrated essential health care services to mothers and children. It then discusses various maternal and child health services including antenatal care, intranatal care, postnatal care, and neonatal care. The objectives of these services are to reduce mortality and morbidity for mothers, newborns, and children. Key aspects of care discussed include nutrition, immunizations, health education, and family planning.
Getting older can impact oral health in several ways. Teeth may become more vulnerable to decay as gums recede, exposing tooth roots. Fillings can weaken over time as well. It's important to brush twice daily, floss daily, see the dentist regularly for cleanings and checkups, and avoid sugary snacks and drinks between meals to prevent problems with teeth and gums. Taking care of dentures is also crucial, as is drinking plenty of water daily even if not thirsty. Seeing the dentist right away if any issues like bleeding gums, bad breath or mouth pain arise is advised.
Causes for Change International is partnering with local Ecuadorian organizations to promote oral healthcare and provide treatment. They aim to meet immediate needs and teach habits like a balanced diet, brushing, flossing and dental visits to create lasting change. The document provides information on oral health topics like tooth decay, periodontitis, diabetes, dry mouth and their links to overall health, emphasizing the importance of prevention through good oral hygiene.
Using telepractice, auditory-verbal therapy can be delivered to children who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families. Telepractice allows children to receive services from certified auditory-verbal therapists even when qualified providers are not available locally. During telepractice sessions, therapists use coaching strategies to teach parents how to facilitate their child's listening and spoken language development through everyday activities. Both parents and therapists must have skills in using technology effectively for telepractice. Challenges include ensuring a strong internet connection and helping families feel comfortable with the technology.
This document discusses early childhood caries (ECC), providing definitions, statistics, risk factors, prevention strategies, and recommendations. ECC is a biofilm-induced acid demineralization of enamel or dentin in young children, typically under age 3. It affects 40% of US children by kindergarten. Risk is highest in low-income children and those whose mothers have untreated dental disease. Prevention strategies include daily oral hygiene, limiting sugary drinks and snacks, dental visits by age 1, and educating caregivers. A personalized prevention plan tailored to a child's risk factors can help reduce ECC.
DENTAL MANAGEMENT OF HEARING IMPAIRED INDIVIDUALS Dr Lanre-Oyebola final.pptxOluwatobi Lanre-Oyebola
Special need care is an integral part of dentistry, and is often overlooked. This is an in-depth presentation on the dental management of one aspect of special needs children, particularly those with hearing impairment.
This document provides information about dental health and an upcoming event at Dr. Aragona's dental practice. It discusses the importance of using high quality dental materials and techniques to ensure patient safety. It also summarizes a mission trip Dr. Aragona took to India where they provided dental care to thousands of patients in need. The final section announces an upcoming Invisalign open house event being held by Dr. Aragona to provide consultations and special discounts to attendees.
Hearing loss in children can have profound effects on their development, communication skills, language abilities, education, and overall quality of life. It can be caused by genetic factors, age, or temporary issues that resolve but cause cumulative damage. While some cases are mild, unaddressed hearing loss can worsen over time. Hearing aids are recommended to help children hear more clearly in various situations and participate fully without feeling guilty or abused. They are discreet devices that can be worn behind or in the ear. The Audiology Clinic in Dublin specializes in diagnosing and treating hearing disorders in both children and adults.
Hearing loss in children can have profound effects on their development, communication skills, language abilities, education, and overall quality of life. It can be caused by genetic factors, age, or temporary issues that resolve or cause permanent damage. While sometimes mild at first, hearing loss can worsen if not addressed. Hearing aids are recommended to help children hear more clearly in various situations and participate fully without feeling guilty or abused. They are discreet devices that can be worn behind or in the ear. The Audiology Clinic Dublin specializes in diagnosing and treating hearing disorders in children and adults.
Jit Chan DDS & Associates is a superb dental treatment situated at Chicago, Illinois. The facility is led by Dr. Jit Chan, orthodontist in little village that is an enthusiastic and also skilled dental professional with twenty years of experience in the complete range of dentistry. Their dental care services vary from tooth cleansing to implants. The staffs in the clinic are very pleasant so that the clients can kick back and also unwind with their whole treatment. Visits can be absorbed previous by the patients for assessment. The whole series of services includes dental fillings, complete mouth reconstruction, orthodontics, implants, as well as evening guards, braces little village and much more. For further questions, browse through https://jitchandds.com/
The National Deaf Children's Society has provided a free guide to help parents of children with glue ear. Glue ear, which occurs when the middle ear becomes blocked with fluid, is one of the most common childhood illnesses, affecting 80% of children under 10. The guide includes information on the signs and symptoms of glue ear, potential causes, treatment options such as grommets or hearing aids, and how to seek help from a GP. By providing this resource, the charity aims to help parents better understand and support children experiencing temporary deafness and other effects from glue ear.
Various methods for preventions of dental caries 4ritam52
This presentation discusses strategies for preventing dental caries, including primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention. It outlines risk factors for dental caries and methods for clinical diagnosis. It also discusses management approaches for different types of caries and the potential use of vaccines to stimulate protective antibodies against Streptococcus mutans to help prevent dental caries.
Mystica Linforth created an organic brushing rinse after struggling with advanced periodontal disease, as the rinse helped resolve her gum issues and tooth sensitivity within a week. The all-natural brushing rinse works to eliminate bad oral bacteria, toxins, and plaque that can negatively impact oral and overall health, helping users achieve whiter teeth and fresher breath without harsh chemicals. The document recommends using the brushing rinse daily for lifelong oral and whole-body health benefits.
This document provides frequently asked questions and answers about pediatric dental care. It covers topics such as the first dental visit, teething, bottle and pacifier use, tooth brushing, and common dental issues. The answers emphasize establishing a dental home by age 1, biannual cleanings and fluoride treatments, proper oral hygiene starting at 6 months, and calling the dentist with any dental concerns or injuries. The practice has 3 locations and offers various technologies and distractions to make visits comfortable.
This document discusses dental care considerations for patients with Down syndrome. It notes that children with Down syndrome have a higher risk of periodontal disease due to low muscle tone making oral hygiene difficult. Dentists treating patients with Down syndrome must be prepared to use specialized techniques to address issues like respiratory problems, dry mouth, and low muscle tone. Maintaining good oral hygiene through regular brushing, flossing, and dental visits is important for oral health. Technology has improved dental care for patients with Down syndrome through advances in x-rays, orthodontics, dentures, and implants. Dentists should also aim to make patients with Down syndrome comfortable by speaking slowly, showing movies as distractions, and learning about
This document discusses the importance of preventive dental care. It emphasizes that dental disease is preventable through proper brushing, flossing, eating a balanced diet, and regular dental checkups. The document is presented by Dr. Monika Agrawal from SYMA Dental Care Pvt. Ltd and provides tips for maintaining good oral hygiene habits at various life stages to prevent common issues like cavities, gum disease, and bad breath.
البحث عبارة عن مدى إنتشار تسوس الاسنان بين طلاب المدارس الابتدائيه في مدينة صنعاء-اليمن
إشراف الدكتور/علي المشهداني
رئيس قسم طب المجتمع في جامعة العلوم والتكنولوجيا
The journey to having healthy teeth for life begins even before birth. What can you do, both during and after pregnancy, to help your child get off to a great start? This session will cover steps to take during pregnancy to keep gums and teeth healthy, how a mother’s oral health can affect her baby, caring for infant and toddler teeth (and making it fun), nutrition for healthy teeth, and cavity prevention. Dr. Femina Ali of Wellesley Dental Group will also answer some of the most common questions on bottle use, teething, dental injuries, and pacifier use.
This document provides an overview of common dental diseases and conditions. It discusses periodontal diseases like gingivitis and periodontitis, tooth decay caused by bacteria breaking down sugars, mouth odor from bacterial breakdown, sensitive teeth due to enamel damage, and oral cancer which has a high rate of occurrence in India linked to use of paan masala and gutka. It also mentions noma which affects children in Africa, congenital tooth anomalies, oral trauma, dental erosion, dry mouth, and the role of diet and oral hygiene in prevention. Dentifrices and oral care products are mentioned as tools to promote oral health.
Presentation made by Patricial Bonwell on the 29th of August, 2014 at the live webinar hosted by AlzPossible: http://alzpossible.org/webinars-2/hands-on/oral-health-and-dementia/
Getting older can impact oral health in several ways. Teeth may become more vulnerable to decay as gums recede, exposing tooth roots. Fillings can weaken over time as well. It's important to brush twice daily, floss daily, see the dentist regularly for cleanings and checkups, and avoid sugary snacks and drinks between meals to prevent problems with teeth and gums. Taking care of dentures is also crucial, as is drinking plenty of water daily even if not thirsty. Seeing the dentist right away if any issues like bleeding gums, bad breath or mouth pain arise is advised.
Causes for Change International is partnering with local Ecuadorian organizations to promote oral healthcare and provide treatment. They aim to meet immediate needs and teach habits like a balanced diet, brushing, flossing and dental visits to create lasting change. The document provides information on oral health topics like tooth decay, periodontitis, diabetes, dry mouth and their links to overall health, emphasizing the importance of prevention through good oral hygiene.
Using telepractice, auditory-verbal therapy can be delivered to children who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families. Telepractice allows children to receive services from certified auditory-verbal therapists even when qualified providers are not available locally. During telepractice sessions, therapists use coaching strategies to teach parents how to facilitate their child's listening and spoken language development through everyday activities. Both parents and therapists must have skills in using technology effectively for telepractice. Challenges include ensuring a strong internet connection and helping families feel comfortable with the technology.
This document discusses early childhood caries (ECC), providing definitions, statistics, risk factors, prevention strategies, and recommendations. ECC is a biofilm-induced acid demineralization of enamel or dentin in young children, typically under age 3. It affects 40% of US children by kindergarten. Risk is highest in low-income children and those whose mothers have untreated dental disease. Prevention strategies include daily oral hygiene, limiting sugary drinks and snacks, dental visits by age 1, and educating caregivers. A personalized prevention plan tailored to a child's risk factors can help reduce ECC.
DENTAL MANAGEMENT OF HEARING IMPAIRED INDIVIDUALS Dr Lanre-Oyebola final.pptxOluwatobi Lanre-Oyebola
Special need care is an integral part of dentistry, and is often overlooked. This is an in-depth presentation on the dental management of one aspect of special needs children, particularly those with hearing impairment.
This document provides information about dental health and an upcoming event at Dr. Aragona's dental practice. It discusses the importance of using high quality dental materials and techniques to ensure patient safety. It also summarizes a mission trip Dr. Aragona took to India where they provided dental care to thousands of patients in need. The final section announces an upcoming Invisalign open house event being held by Dr. Aragona to provide consultations and special discounts to attendees.
Hearing loss in children can have profound effects on their development, communication skills, language abilities, education, and overall quality of life. It can be caused by genetic factors, age, or temporary issues that resolve but cause cumulative damage. While some cases are mild, unaddressed hearing loss can worsen over time. Hearing aids are recommended to help children hear more clearly in various situations and participate fully without feeling guilty or abused. They are discreet devices that can be worn behind or in the ear. The Audiology Clinic in Dublin specializes in diagnosing and treating hearing disorders in both children and adults.
Hearing loss in children can have profound effects on their development, communication skills, language abilities, education, and overall quality of life. It can be caused by genetic factors, age, or temporary issues that resolve or cause permanent damage. While sometimes mild at first, hearing loss can worsen if not addressed. Hearing aids are recommended to help children hear more clearly in various situations and participate fully without feeling guilty or abused. They are discreet devices that can be worn behind or in the ear. The Audiology Clinic Dublin specializes in diagnosing and treating hearing disorders in children and adults.
Jit Chan DDS & Associates is a superb dental treatment situated at Chicago, Illinois. The facility is led by Dr. Jit Chan, orthodontist in little village that is an enthusiastic and also skilled dental professional with twenty years of experience in the complete range of dentistry. Their dental care services vary from tooth cleansing to implants. The staffs in the clinic are very pleasant so that the clients can kick back and also unwind with their whole treatment. Visits can be absorbed previous by the patients for assessment. The whole series of services includes dental fillings, complete mouth reconstruction, orthodontics, implants, as well as evening guards, braces little village and much more. For further questions, browse through https://jitchandds.com/
The National Deaf Children's Society has provided a free guide to help parents of children with glue ear. Glue ear, which occurs when the middle ear becomes blocked with fluid, is one of the most common childhood illnesses, affecting 80% of children under 10. The guide includes information on the signs and symptoms of glue ear, potential causes, treatment options such as grommets or hearing aids, and how to seek help from a GP. By providing this resource, the charity aims to help parents better understand and support children experiencing temporary deafness and other effects from glue ear.
Various methods for preventions of dental caries 4ritam52
This presentation discusses strategies for preventing dental caries, including primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention. It outlines risk factors for dental caries and methods for clinical diagnosis. It also discusses management approaches for different types of caries and the potential use of vaccines to stimulate protective antibodies against Streptococcus mutans to help prevent dental caries.
Mystica Linforth created an organic brushing rinse after struggling with advanced periodontal disease, as the rinse helped resolve her gum issues and tooth sensitivity within a week. The all-natural brushing rinse works to eliminate bad oral bacteria, toxins, and plaque that can negatively impact oral and overall health, helping users achieve whiter teeth and fresher breath without harsh chemicals. The document recommends using the brushing rinse daily for lifelong oral and whole-body health benefits.
This document provides frequently asked questions and answers about pediatric dental care. It covers topics such as the first dental visit, teething, bottle and pacifier use, tooth brushing, and common dental issues. The answers emphasize establishing a dental home by age 1, biannual cleanings and fluoride treatments, proper oral hygiene starting at 6 months, and calling the dentist with any dental concerns or injuries. The practice has 3 locations and offers various technologies and distractions to make visits comfortable.
This document discusses dental care considerations for patients with Down syndrome. It notes that children with Down syndrome have a higher risk of periodontal disease due to low muscle tone making oral hygiene difficult. Dentists treating patients with Down syndrome must be prepared to use specialized techniques to address issues like respiratory problems, dry mouth, and low muscle tone. Maintaining good oral hygiene through regular brushing, flossing, and dental visits is important for oral health. Technology has improved dental care for patients with Down syndrome through advances in x-rays, orthodontics, dentures, and implants. Dentists should also aim to make patients with Down syndrome comfortable by speaking slowly, showing movies as distractions, and learning about
This document discusses the importance of preventive dental care. It emphasizes that dental disease is preventable through proper brushing, flossing, eating a balanced diet, and regular dental checkups. The document is presented by Dr. Monika Agrawal from SYMA Dental Care Pvt. Ltd and provides tips for maintaining good oral hygiene habits at various life stages to prevent common issues like cavities, gum disease, and bad breath.
البحث عبارة عن مدى إنتشار تسوس الاسنان بين طلاب المدارس الابتدائيه في مدينة صنعاء-اليمن
إشراف الدكتور/علي المشهداني
رئيس قسم طب المجتمع في جامعة العلوم والتكنولوجيا
The journey to having healthy teeth for life begins even before birth. What can you do, both during and after pregnancy, to help your child get off to a great start? This session will cover steps to take during pregnancy to keep gums and teeth healthy, how a mother’s oral health can affect her baby, caring for infant and toddler teeth (and making it fun), nutrition for healthy teeth, and cavity prevention. Dr. Femina Ali of Wellesley Dental Group will also answer some of the most common questions on bottle use, teething, dental injuries, and pacifier use.
This document provides an overview of common dental diseases and conditions. It discusses periodontal diseases like gingivitis and periodontitis, tooth decay caused by bacteria breaking down sugars, mouth odor from bacterial breakdown, sensitive teeth due to enamel damage, and oral cancer which has a high rate of occurrence in India linked to use of paan masala and gutka. It also mentions noma which affects children in Africa, congenital tooth anomalies, oral trauma, dental erosion, dry mouth, and the role of diet and oral hygiene in prevention. Dentifrices and oral care products are mentioned as tools to promote oral health.
Presentation made by Patricial Bonwell on the 29th of August, 2014 at the live webinar hosted by AlzPossible: http://alzpossible.org/webinars-2/hands-on/oral-health-and-dementia/
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4. Problem definition
A lack of education
and several oral
20%
disorders affect
of the population
everyday
has access to
people’s health:
Dental Care services
• Dental Caries
Less than a dentist • Periodontal diseases
practitioner every • Acute gingivitis
10,000 people • Noma
(World Health Organization 2008)
• Hiv/Aids oral
manifestations
6. Context: Mathare slum,Ngong
about 3000
tenants
Occasional and
daily jobs
1 governmental
HOSPITAL
few NGOs support
this settlement
7. CBO: Jukumu Letu
about 130 vulnerable
children from 0 to 7 y.o.
day-care and
kindergarten
tuition fee:
0.10 € per day
Parents involved as
part of the staff
10. Methodologies
Naturalistic Cultural probes
Observation with mothers
11. Interview with a local dentist
CULTURAL HABITS DISEASES CAUSES
Having good oral health Tooth decay and Poor
is mainly intended as periodontal diseases oral hygiene
having white teeth
HIV oral manifestations Diet or
Removing a tooth is
are becoming a malnutrition
definitely seen as the best
growing problem
solution
People brush their teeth only Fluorosis Lack of information
before some special occasions and prevention
12. Products
TOOTHBRUSHES TOOTHPASTE
Easy to find and buy Easy to find and buy The amount of toothpaste in the
in all the markets or small in all the markets or small cheapest products lasts few days
shops of the city shops of the city within the large Kenyan families
Companies like Colgate and
Average price for a 25ml
Average price: 0.30 € Aquafresh have a strong market
tube: 0,40 €
position and distribution
Products are produced by small The most part of the product People look for
companies or come from the contained fluoride (not other alternatives to
production of international companies. recommended for kids) replace the toothpaste
13. Local methods
TABLE SALT TWIGS & MSWAKI CHARCOAL MASAAI MEDICINE
Considered the main Twigs are used according Soda ash and
Natural whitener mainly
alternative to toothpaste to taste or size more than mixtures of barks as
used in rural areas
although its abrasive action natural properties medicine or painkillers
14. Awareness
Testing the level of
knowledge and awareness
about oral health and
related diseases
15. Oral Health cards
Local Methods Health System Hygiene Alcohol Smoking
Each
8 Participants participant Open
picks a card Discussion
Oral Cancer NOMA Hiv / Aids Gingivitis Dental Caries
16. Results: Awareness
RESULTS
Families and schools People are aware of the None of the diseases were
educate children to have risks that may lead to known by name and a futher
a good personal hygiene oral diseases explanation was needed
18. Second research question
Who are the final users and
which is the most suitable
context for the final design?
19. User profile
Cognitive & creative
characteristics
Physical
skills
Socio-emotional
development
Dental
development
20. Drawing session
SCHOOL represents MOTHERS & TEACHERS SCHOOLMATES as
the main context as points of reference favourite playmates
z
z
z
play time Tv time
school time or dinner or
homeworks homeworks
6.30 am 7.30 8.00 4.00 pm 6.30 pm 7 pm 9.30 pm
21. Final context
Discipline
Constancy
Reliability
Education
22. Dental care at school - video
WATCH THIS VIDEO AT THE LINK BELOW:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1-HkOLF41U
23. Dental care at school
ORAL HEALTH TOOTHBRUSHES TOOTHPASTE
Oral Health Education is Toothpaste is the main
Every child has is personal
usually introduced in obstacle for a daily
toothbrush
Kenyan kindergartens oral hygiene
Oral Hygiene is supposed Toothbrushes are kept
in the same container The toothpaste’s tube
to be practiced everyday
without any hygienic cap lasts 2 days
after lunch
Toothbrushes are usually
Teacher is the person in Also in this case, schools
donated or bought
charge of the procedure rely on or wait for donations
every 3/4 months
25. Final design goal
Design a product for Kenyan
KINDERGARTEN able to offer a more
PREVENTIVE and HYGIENIC solution
for CHILDREN in a playful and
educative way
27. Design requirements
Achieve the need Users Sustainability
of prevention
Local materials
Fulfil the request Steering a behaviour
and manufacture
of toothpaste through playfulness
Local
More hygiene for Instructions &
maintenance
toothbrushes use of pictures
28. Natural toothpaste
Fulfil the request
of toothpaste
Sustainability
• Fluoride-free
• Healing and
anti-bacterial
properties
• Locally available
29. Ingredients
MUARUBAINI ALOE VERA MINT LEAVES SODA ASH & SALT
• prevent and heal • clean and sooth • they are • helps to get
gum disease teeth and gums germicidal plaque off
• prevent cavities • be anti- • they are breathe • make the teeth
• prevent bacteria inflammatory freshener shine
from adhering to • cures sores and • they inhibite • antibacterial
your teeth and ulcers harmful bacterial action
gums growth
30. Availability and costs
MUARUBAINI ALOE VERA MINT LEAVES SODA ASH & SALT
2 € for a 0,50 € per 0,10 € per Magadi: 1 € per
young plant plant and easy bunch in KG or easy to
to find and supermarkets or collect at Magadi
locally buy from street markets Lake
available and vendors
easy to collect Salt: 0.10 € per
for free Kg
31. Comparison
vs
Fluoride-based Fluoride-free
Industrial Locally available
about 7 € per month about 4 € per month
46. Strategy
Jua Kali Family
cost of the
products
3 y
6 pe es
300 €
14 a
e
+ rd
= 15 € on f
€
0, tuiti
Knowledge
transfer
kumu Letu
28
Ju
Suppliers
education
Users
toothpaste and
products
no more
cost of the Legenda
ingredients financial flow
material flow
information flow
Organic Market