Current Scenario of Teledentistry in Public Healthcare in India

Kharbanda, OP; Priya, Harsh; Balachandran, Rajiv; Khurana, Charu

doi:10.29086/jisfteh.7.e10

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“…It is a practice of using videoconferencing technologies to diagnose and counsel about various treatment modalities over a distance. In India, over 1000 telemedicine nodes were launched in collaboration with Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) to provide better access to health care 30 …”

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First dental visit of children—A mixed‐method approach

Viswanath

Asokan

Pollachi-Ramakrishnan

2020

Int J Paed Dentistry

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Background First dental visit (FDV), the essence of preventive paediatric dentistry, has a significant impact on the child's oral health. Mixed‐method research provides meaningful insight into the multiple facets of FDV. Aim To evaluate the average age and most common reason for FDV of children in Namakkal district and to explore the individual perceptions of parent's view on their child's FDV. Method Sequential mixed‐method approach was employed. A cross‐sectional questionnaire survey on FDV was conducted among 4543 parents of children <6 years. The second phase included a semi‐structured face‐to‐face qualitative interview for 10 parents. Results Out of 4543 children, only 31.0% had FDV. Majority of children (49.0%) had FDV after 5 years of age. Dental caries was the most common reason for FDV (75.0%). Three themes were derived from the interviews, namely FDV experiences, barriers to child dental care, and solutions for an early dental visit. Conclusion Children in Namakkal district had delayed FDV (>5 years). The most common reason for FDV was dental caries. Lack of knowledge, lack of interdisciplinary practices, and social and financial barriers seem to have influenced the FDV of lack of knowledge these children.

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First dental visit of children—A mixed‐method approach

Viswanath

Asokan

Pollachi-Ramakrishnan

2020

Int J Paed Dentistry

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“…It is a good idea to check your state's coverage data (media, newspaper articles, etc.). The principalintenthave been to enhance the countrywide healthcare transporting system [16][17]. In 2001, ISROpilot assignmentadvanced to a countryside telemedicine aid centre at Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciencesin Lucknow.…”

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“…of 1872. medicaldetails is not an amalgamatedapplied science like in numerousadditional countries. Even so, it is not lawful to authorize drugs over a mobile plan in countryside [17].…”

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“…Along side fulfillment of the model program of CollabDDS, it is fae deliberated through the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India to launch to all PHCs. Collab DDS the linked Radiological resourseconsist of 77 put on record hospitals, 94 registered instances and 79 registered doctors [17,23]. The pilot application may be evaluate on an continuous.…”

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Medicolegal Issues in Teledentistry in India

Morey

Boradkar

Chhabra

et al. 2021

JPRI

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Long –distance linguistics involves the use of telecommunications technology to transfer data from one element to another element usage of telecommunications technology. Teledentia is a completely original subject that syndicates telecommunication technology and dental care. It offers innovative training besides care chances that bring a lot of prospective and confrontation. Teledenty also benefits accessible to medical education and preserving with medical education, screening, and communique with dental laboratory. In rural areas, in which there may be a scarcity of specialists, loss of complete and sophisticated telehealth centres can make it affordable and complex to extend care to rural patients. Complicated by the lack of dental consultant. The subject of dentistry has visible massive enhancements in technology in current years. There had been many advances within side the use of computers, telecommunications technology, digital diagnostic imaging services, and evaluation and monitoring devices and software. Using cutting-edge information technology, dental science today has come further than ever before. New information technology have now no longer most effective progressed the high satisfactory of take care of dental patients, however additionally made it possible for them to provide partial or complete care hundreds of kilometres far-far from clinical facilities or dental clinic certified. The whole system of networking, digital information sharing, remote consultation, interviewing and evaluation is handled via way of means of division the technological of dental telemedicine acknowledged as "telentia".

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“…The technical framework, proper tutor equipment price are remarkably restricted in setting up telehealth projects in those countries. Network interruption, lousy quality images is a frequently faced drawback that can occur if either one of the receivers does not have a high-speed internet connection which possesses an inaccurate diagnosis [5]. Not to exclude, the increased workload and consultation time, increased costs and practice expenses for tech operation also contribute to this [11].…”

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Teledentistry: Limitation and Challenges

Shuborna

Islam

Jahan

et al. 2021

Update Dent. Coll. j

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Dentistry is the top listed most risky jobs in this pandemic Covid 19 situation, as dentist contain close face-to-face contact with the patients which increase the potential transmission of the (SARS)-CoV-2 virus from human to human through direct contact via oro-pharyngeal droplets and indirect contacts with fomites where dental professionals are highly vulnerable to get infected from the coronavirus. Thus, dental practice has mostly been suspended during this period. Teledentistry introduces a novel solution to resume dental practice by providing dental treatment, guidance, and education through teleconsultation, telediagnosis and telemonitoring through Information Technology (IT) instead of direct contact with patients. But there are some major challenges like lack of government initiatives, compensation strategy, legal issues, technical base, co-ordination among doctors, along with patients’ co-operation and limitations in telediagnosis. This technical note highlighted these limitations and challenges to make a concern to the dentist as at least teledentistry can accompaniment the existing threaten dental system during this living pandemic. Update Dent. Coll. j: 2021; 11(2): 1-3

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Current Scenario of Teledentistry in Public Healthcare in India

Cited by 8 publications

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First dental visit of children—A mixed‐method approach

First dental visit of children—A mixed‐method approach

Medicolegal Issues in Teledentistry in India

Teledentistry: Limitation and Challenges

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