Improving Dental Service Satisfaction Through Better Dentine Hypersensitivity Identification
Proactive Care matters to patients
Dental service satisfaction is strongly impacted by effective diagnosis and management of dentine hypersensitivity (DH). Timely DH treatment alleviates discomfort and boosts patient experience, leading to higher satisfaction.
By proactively addressing DH, practices can foster better patient engagement and outcomes, benefiting both patients and practitioners.1
Patient Education: Best Ways to Approach it1
- In-clinic hygiene instructions to guide patients on proper oral care.
- Media and social media campaigns to raise awareness about dentine hypersensitivity.
- Use educational materials in clinics and schools like posters and videos to inform about the condition on the ground.
Tracking and Monitoring DH Progress1
- Questionnaire-Based Tracking: Patient diaries or questionnaires help practitioners understand DH progression.
Apps for Tracking Behaviors associated with Dentine Hypersensitivity1
- Phone Apps: Similar to diet apps, patients log triggers and behaviors impacting DH.
Monitoring Tools for Dentine Hypersensitivity
- Monitoring Tools: Dental-specific trackers monitor brushing and flossing, providing feedback on treatment adherence.
Personalized dentine hypersensitivity care
Experts from the Middle East and Africa advisory board caution for dentine hypersensitivity. Tailored approaches and educational materials can support continuous oral care improvements at home.
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