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Objective Teledentistry is a promising innovation for improving service quality and patient outcomes. While studies have shown the relevance of theoretical frameworks in understanding behaviour change predictors for telehealth implementation efforts ...
Pascaline K Talla +4 more
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Oral health matters. Teledentistry is defined as the collective use of technology to address oral health issuesat a distance. The practice teledentistry could possibly be ideal for underprivileged population in remoteplaces where access to oral health services is limited.
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Objective: To understand patients' perceptions of using teledentistry through virtual clinics versus telephone consultations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Material and Methods: This is a cross-sectional study with an analytical and quantitative approach.
Erdianto Setya Wardhana +3 more
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Teledentistry in the Time of Conflict in Sudan
Background: The War in Sudan between the Sudanese armed forces and rapid support forces has left undeniable impacts on the healthcare system which is already compromised by decades of neglect.
Reem Esam Siddig +2 more
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Telemedicine in Dentistry (Teledentistry)
As expected, technologic innovations in the field of dentistry have been extensive in recent years. Most important advances have been made in the use of computers, telecommunication technology, digital diagnostic imaging services, devices and software for analysis and follow-up.
Branko Mihailovic +2 more
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Global pandemic and the rise of teledentistry [PDF]
Shalizeh A, Patel +3 more
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Introduction: Teledentistry has been suggested as an innovative and promising approach, in addition to face-to-face intervention, to improve the access and the continuity of oral health care.
Krithika Priyadharshini Arunagiri +2 more
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Ethical issues in teledentistry [PDF]
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