Evaluation of scientific quality of YouTube video content related to orthodontic pain management
Pinky SINGH,
Kaleem FATIMA,
Ganesh CHAUDHARY
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: With the abundant use of the internet, patients undergoing or interested in orthodontic treatment try to use it to obtain information on pain during treatment. However, YouTube™ is unregulated and may potentially contain inaccurate information. Objectives: Thus, this study aimed to evaluate the scientific quality of the videos on YouTube™ related to orthodontic pain management. Methods: A total of 62 videos related to orthodontic pain management were included in the study. All videos were evalu… Show more
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