Table 1B: Study domains and visit content using the American Academy of Pediatrics oral health guidelines as standard of care.

Pilot study domains	American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidelines	Frequency discussed during visits
Screening	Oral health screening Determine whether tooth eruption and loss are proceeding according to schedule Assess tooth irregularities and alignment of teeth Assess oral hygiene (e.g., plaque and debris on the teeth). Demonstrate to the parent how to remove plaque and debris using the appropriate size toothbrush correctly Assess for: Tooth decay (dental caries) Malocclusions (improper alignment of the jaws and teeth) Oral injuries Other risk factors	87%
Diet: Liquid (bottle/milk) Liquid (juice/sippy cup)	Dietary counseling Parents and caregivers should be counseled on the importance of reducing exposure to sugars in foods and drinks	Bottle and milk: 13% Juice and sippy cup: 87%
Fluoride: Systemic Topical	Optimal use of fluorides Community-based Professionally applied Self-administered	Systemic: 40% Topical: 66%
Oral Hygiene: Parent brushing/No brushing Child brushing	Anticipatory guidance Oral hygiene instruction Counseling regarding nonnutritive oral habits Age appropriate information regarding dental injury prevention	Parent brushing: 87% Child brushing: 20%
Dental home	Interprofessional collaboration and establishment of a dental home Dental home established within 6 months of eruption of first tooth but no later than 12 months of age	33%