Comparison of Two Brushing Methods- Fone’s vs Modified Bass Method in Visually Impaired Children Using the Audio Tactile Performance (ATP) Technique

Joybell, C Chrishantha; Ravindran, Krishnan; Kumar, Suresh

doi:10.7860/jcdr/2015/11307.5651

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“…Postintervention, 21 (35%) subjects in the test group brushed their teeth twice a day as compared to 16 (26.7%) subjects in the control group, and this difference was not statistically significant. Similar results were observed in studies conducted by Joybell et al . and Hebbal and Ankola where more number of subjects brushed their teeth twice daily after the intervention as compared to once daily before the intervention.…”

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“…It helps them perceive and visualize the world via touch and also to understand and assert a certain meaning to a word (National Program for Control of Blindness http://npcb.nic.in/). Sometimes Braille script is not enough, and with the help of newer technology, audio aids can be used to help the visually impaired to perceive things in a different way …”

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“…Then they are asked to feel their own teeth with their tongue for deposits, if present, they are identified with the feeling of roughness. The children are then taught to brush their own teeth with assistance (performance) …”

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Effectiveness of a novel oral health education technique in maintenance of gingival health and plaque removal efficacy among institutionalized visually impaired children of Bhubaneswar city: A randomized controlled trial

Das

Suresan²,

Jnaneswar³

et al. 2018

Special Care in Dentistry

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Aim This study aimed to assess the effectiveness of a novel health education method—Audio Tactile Performance (ATP) technique—in maintenance of gingival health and plaque removal efficacy among institutionalized visually impaired children of Bhubaneswar city. Methods and results A parallel arm, single blinded randomized controlled trial was conducted among 10‐ to 15‐year‐old visually impaired children. Clinical examinations were done by the examiner blinded to group allocations. Oral health education materials (Braille and audio) were given to control group and ATP technique was given to test group. Clinical examinations for plaque and gingival scores were assessed at baseline, 30 days interval, and 90 days interval. The trial was registered with the Clinical Trial Registry of India (CTRI/2017/05/008551). In control group, a greater plaque reduction was observed at 30 days interval (3.58 ± 1.3) when compared to baseline (2.63 ± 2.02) and 90 days interval (3.14 ± 0.88), and this difference was statistically significant. For whole mouth, in test group, a greater reduction in gingival scores was observed at 90 days interval (2.65 ± 1.64) when compared to baseline (4.58 ± 1.63) and 30 days interval (1.23 ± 2.43), and this difference was statistically significant. Conclusion ATP was found to be at par with the control group (Braille and audio aids).

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Effectiveness of a novel oral health education technique in maintenance of gingival health and plaque removal efficacy among institutionalized visually impaired children of Bhubaneswar city: A randomized controlled trial

Das

Suresan²,

Jnaneswar³

et al. 2018

Special Care in Dentistry

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“…This is in conjunction to other studies conducted by Al‐Alousi and Bekiroglu et al . Numerous other authors have studied this special group over a wide age range of 4 to 16 years . The special schools do not strictly follow the age‐dependent criteria for admissions to such schools.…”

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Assessment of Oral Health Educational Program on oral health status of visually impaired children in New Delhi

Aggarwal

Goswami

Dhillon

2019

Special Care in Dentistry

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Aim The present study was conducted with the aim to assess the effectiveness of Oral Health Education programme on Oral Health Status of visually impaired children in New Delhi. A specially designed oral health educational programme consisting of audio aid, Braille booklet and individualized training was implemented to educate and motivate visually impaired children for maintaining their oral health. Methods and results A total sample size of 120 children in the age group of 5–15 years was selected and questionnaire based on WHO criteria 2013 was administrated. In oral examination caries status using DMFT/S and dmft/s and oral hygiene status using plaque index given by Sillness and Loe was evaluated at the baseline and re‐evaluated after nine months. Oral Health Educational Programme was implemented and reinforced every month for nine months. Results showed that at the end of nine months 55.04% children started brushing twice daily as compared to 30% children at baseline. There was a statiscally significant decrease (0.1887±0.332) in plaque index scores at the end of nine months. Conclusion It was concluded that Oral Health Educational Programme was effective in improving the oral hygiene status among visually impaired children.

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“…Se reconoce que es lo más útil para el control de la placa supragingival (25). A través del tiempo se han descrito diferentes técnicas de cepillado, las cuales difieren entre sí, dependiendo de la edad, de las habilidades y del estado de salud bucal del paciente, algunas son más recomendadas y reconocidas que otras (26); la técnica de cepillado indicada para personas en estado de salud periodontal, es la modificada de Bass, la cual ha ofrecido buenos resultados (27,28).…”

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Comparación de diferentes técnicas de cepillado para la higiene bucal

Rizzo-Rubio¹,

Torres-Cadavid²,

Martínez-Delgado³

2016

CES odontol.

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Comparte ResumenEl principal factor etiológico a controlar por parte de los profesionales de la salud bucal, es la placa bacteriana, la cual desencadena diferentes enfermedades como la caries dental, la enfermedad periodontal y otras enfermedades de carácter infeccioso. Se ha observado que para la remoción de la placa bacteriana, el método más efectivo es el cepillado, el cual, realizándolo de manera adecuada garantiza la higiene oral; sumado a este método se encuentra el uso de enjuagues bucales, la seda dental y los dentífricos como complemento para el mantenimiento de la salud bucal. A través del tiempo, diferentes autores se han preocupado por describir técnicas de cepillado, las más mencionadas son: La técnica de Bass modificada, la técnica vibratoria de Charters, la técnica de Stillman modificada, la técnica Fones y la técnica Scrub; se ha hecho énfasis en que lo importante es realizar un cepillado minucioso que garantice la remoción de la placa de forma adecuada: pero, si es necesario escoger una en especial, se hará según la situación clínica de cada paciente. Para lograr los objetivos de la higiene oral no basta con describir las técni-cas y métodos existentes para lograrla, si no, que es fundamental la educación y promoción de la salud oral, por lo que los odontólogos e higienistas bucales deben orientarse a lograr que las personas se concienticen de la necesidad del autocuidado y garantizar que realicen una técnica de cepillado que remueva efectivamente los residuos alimenticios y microorganismos que ayudan en la formación de la biopelícula.Palabras clave: Cepillado dental, Salud bucal, Dispositivos dentales, Cuidado en el hogar, Cuidado primario. AbstractThe main etiological factor to control by oral health professionals has been the bacterial plaque, which cause different illness such as dental caries, periodontal disease and another infectious. It has been observed that for the removal of bacterial plaque, the most effective method has been tooth brushing , this one guarantees oral hygiene if you do it in a correct way, in addition to this there are more methods as mouthwash, dental floss and tooth paste as a complement to the maintenance of oral health.

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Comparison of Two Brushing Methods- Fone’s vs Modified Bass Method in Visually Impaired Children Using the Audio Tactile Performance (ATP) Technique

Cited by 39 publications

References 15 publications

Effectiveness of a novel oral health education technique in maintenance of gingival health and plaque removal efficacy among institutionalized visually impaired children of Bhubaneswar city: A randomized controlled trial

Effectiveness of a novel oral health education technique in maintenance of gingival health and plaque removal efficacy among institutionalized visually impaired children of Bhubaneswar city: A randomized controlled trial

Assessment of Oral Health Educational Program on oral health status of visually impaired children in New Delhi

Comparación de diferentes técnicas de cepillado para la higiene bucal

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