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ISSN 1738-8937 May 2016 , Volume 12 JOHThe International I Journal of Oral Health The official journal of the Asian Academy of Preventive Dentistry Instruction for Authors The International Journal of Oral Health is a peer reviewed consecutively and should be completely labeled so as to be journal and the authors are advised to submit manuscripts in comprehensible without reference to the text. Footnote symbols: the form of original articles, review articles, case-reports, short †, ‡, §, ¶, should be used (in that order) and *, **, *** should be communications and letters on any aspect related to the oral reserved for P-values. health. All illustrations (line drawings and photographs) are classified as figures. Figures should be cited in consecutive order in the text The Manuscript and should be on a separate sheet of paper. Submit good quality All manuscripts submitted to the Journal must comply with these original or glossy print reproduction. 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E-mail: [email protected] TEL: +81-3-5803-5475 Tables and Figures FAX: +81-3-5803-0194 Each table should be started on a new page and numbered THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ORAL HEALTH BOARD OF EXECUTIVES Asian Academy of Preventive Dentistry Yoko Kawaguchi, Japan - President Johng-bai Kim, Korea Volume 12 Prathip Phantumvanit, Thailand Boxue Zhang, China Armasastra Bahar, Indonesia May 2016 Tatsuo Watanabe, Japan Seung-chul Shin, Korea Rahimah Abdul Kadir, Malaysia Bazar Amarsaikhan, Mongolia Tao Xu, China We acknowledge great contributions from Dr. Osamu Sakai (Japan) as an honorary member, and Dr. H. S. Chawla (India) as a past member of the Board. EDITORIAL BOARD International Journal of Oral Health Editor In Chief Yoko Kawaguchi, Japan Associate Editors Tao Xu, Peking, China Waranuch Pitiphat, Thailand Editors Itsuo Chiba, Japan Masami Yonemitsu, Japan Ikuko Morio, Japan Kayoko Shinada, Japan Jun Aida, Japan Masayuki Ueno, Japan International Advisors F. A. Clive Wright, Australia Park Yong-Duk, Korea Yupin Songpaisan, Thailand Shuguo Zheng, China Kakuhiro Fukai, Japan ドキュメント1 06.7.24 4:20 PM ページ1 THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ORAL HEALTH Proceedings of the 12th International Conference of Asian Academy of Preventive Dentistry Volume 12 Contents Pages May 2016 Welcome message Programs Plenary programs 2 Forum: Current Situation and Future Challenges in Japanese Dentistry Joint Symposium 1: Dental Perspective of Tobacco Control as Common Risk Factor Approach Joint Symposium 2: Strategies and Approaches for Tackling Dental Diseases Joint Symposium 3: Quality Assurance of Education in Community Dentistry Education Seminar: Deciduous Tooth is Parent of Permanent Tooth Keynote Speech Special Lecture: Oral-systemic Health Linkage and Oral Health Strategy in Aged Society Oral presentation programs 4 Poster presentation programs 8 Abstracts Plenary abstracts 15 Oral presentation abstracts 26 Poster presentation abstracts 38 The 12th International Conference of Asian Academy of Preventive Dentistry (12th AAPD) in a Joint Meeting with the 65th Japanese Society for Oral Health Conference (65th JSOH) Welcome message Dear friends and colleagues, On behalf of the Organizing Committee, we are delighted to welcome you to join the 12th International Conference of Asian Academy of Preventive Dentistry (12th AAPD), at Tokyo Medical and Dental Univer- sity during May 27-29, 2016 in Japan. The main theme of the 12th AAPD is “The better oral health, the happier daily life”. The AAPD Conference has been held every 2 years among Asian countries. Japan hosted the AAPD twice in Fukuoka (1994) and Okayama (2006) before. This is the third time Japan will host the AAPD and Tokyo (Capital city) was selected as the conference venue. In 2016, we are planning to hold the 12th AAPD as a joint meeting of the 65th JSOH (Japanese Society for Oral Health) conference. The scientific programs are the followings: Keynote speech, Special lectures, Forum, Joint Symposiums, Education seminar, Oral and Poster sessions. All of you may take this great opportunity to freely exchange your innovative thoughts, enhance mutual understanding and further promote research collaborations, thereby contributing to optimal oral and general health of the people we serve. We will also organize welcome reception & cultural night, and Tokyo Bay dinner cruise as social events. In the conference, distinguished international experts as well as renowned local researchers will give us special lectures to share their experiences and knowledge. We would like to discuss the recent research topics about preventive dentistry and contribute to promote oral health among the Asian population. We believe that AAPD would bring a new international perspective on oral health, dental practice and public health politics to Asian communities.