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Oral hygiene maintenance in patients with dental implants following oral health education

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À¯Áø½Ç ( Yu Jin-Sil ) - Dong-Eui University Department of Biomedical Health Science
¹ÚÇý¿µ ( Park Hye-Young ) - Dong-Eui University Research Institute Health for Functional Material
º¹ÇýÁ¤ ( Bok Hye-Jung ) - Busan Women¡¯s College Department of Dental Hygiene
ÀÌÁ¤È­ ( Lee Jung-Hwa ) - Dong-Eui University Department of Dental Hygiene
±èÇýÁø ( Kim Hye-Jin ) - Dong-Eui University Department of Dental Hygiene

Abstract


Objectives: The aim of this study was to investigate the impact of oral hygiene education provided by dental hygienists in patients with dental implants.

Methods: Data were obtained from a survey that involved 300 patients who had one or more dental implants. Based on the calculated sample size (n = 274), 300 questionnaires were used for further analyses.

Results: The patients who received oral hygiene education had higher levels of satisfaction after dental implant surgery (p<0.05). Patients who had repeated educational sessions, in the form of interactive or hands-on sessions or lectures, with continuous feedback had higher scores for oral hygiene maintenance (p<0.05).

Conclusions: This study indicated that patients who received oral hygiene education, in the form of interactive or hands-on sessions or lectures, with continuous post-educational feedback were better at maintaining oral hygiene.

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Oral health care; Oral health education; Oral health related knowledge; Implant

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