The success of oral health supervision can be measured by whether the parents and child have achieved certain outcomes. In quality assurance, clinical process (oral health care activity performed for, on behalf of, or by a patient) and outcome (health, well-being, and satisfaction state of a patient resulting from health care) measures are important.7 They enable oral health professionals and parents to identify and track progress made toward improved oral health. Under oral health supervision, oral health professionals should discuss with parents what steps will be taken to achieve expected outcomes. Current oral health status, risk assessment, and identification of achievable outcomes help oral health professionals determine the necessary periodicity for subsequent visits and help them provide anticipatory guidance. Examples of process and outcome measures include