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Comprehensive school-based caries prevention programs (SCPPs) are more cost-effective when they treat all teeth, not just first molars. Current evaluations may underestimate SCPP value by focusing narrowly on limited tooth types.

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  • Dental Public Health
  • Health Economics
  • Preventive Dentistry

Background:

  • Current economic evaluations of school-based caries prevention programs (SCPPs) often lack comparative analyses between different SCPP types.
  • Existing assessments frequently focus solely on permanent first molars, potentially overlooking broader impacts.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of a comprehensive SCPP compared to a sealant-only SCPP and no intervention.
  • To analyze these comparisons considering impacts on permanent first molars exclusively and on all posterior teeth.

Main Methods:

  • A simulation model was developed from a societal perspective, using data from the CariedAway comprehensive SCPP.
  • Evaluated incremental cost-effectiveness ratios (ICERs) for three approaches: comprehensive, sealant-only, and no program.
  • Sensitivity analyses (probabilistic, 1-way, 2-way) were performed to ensure robustness.

Main Results:

  • When considering only permanent first molars, the comprehensive SCPP was less cost-effective than sealant-only programs (ICER: $283,455/averted DALY).
  • However, when including all posterior teeth, the comprehensive SCPP became cost-saving compared to sealant-only programs (ICER: -$943,460.88/averted DALY) and no program (ICER: -$400,645.52/averted DALY).

Conclusions:

  • Economic evaluations limited to permanent first molars may underestimate the cost-effectiveness of comprehensive SCPPs.
  • Comprehensive SCPPs demonstrate greater value when their scope includes preventing and arresting decay across all teeth.
  • Future economic evaluations of SCPPs should encompass health and cost impacts beyond just permanent first molars.