8/19/2019 MIH Flyer Final

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Dear STOHN Member, 

Molar -Incisor Hypomineralization (MIH) is the failure of toot

enamel to mineralize during development, causing teeth to bat higher risk for decay and cavities. 

MIH poses a challenge for clinicians during diagnosistreatment and prevention, particularly due to lack oawareness. The researchers are hoping to learn how ofteMIH occurs among children in South Texas aged 6 to 14 years

Clinicians who choose to participate are asked to take patien

demographics and record the presence of MIH among 6 to 1year old children who present for a dental exam. Participatinclinicians will first obtain consent from the child’s parent oguardian and then will complete the data collection form.

If you have any questions, please contact: 

Colleen Dolan—Network Coordinator  Email: dolanc@uthscsa.edu 

Phone Number: (210) 562-

5652 

Enrollment in STOHN 

2. Completion of anonline abbreviatedhuman subjectprotection training foryou and study-involved

staff. 

3. Participate in study- related calibration,administered by the

study team. 

Requirements 

Please fax back this form with one of the responses below so we know whether include you in further communication about this study. Fax # 210-562-4137 

Name:____________________________________________________________

 Yes I am interested No, I am not interested 

Molar -Incisor Hypomineralization Study