Instagram as a social media tool about orthognathic surgery

Büyük, Süleyman Kutalmış; Imamoglu, Tugce

doi:10.15171/hpp.2019.44

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“…The literature provides broad evidence that the presence of social support improves patient experiences of healthcare services. 7,8 Social media use may help patient support by allowing the creation of like-minded groups that may improve interpersonal contact, and answer relevant questions and support patient experiences. 13 Knösel and Jung measured the knowledge levels found in orthodontic-related videos on YouTube™, and determined that videos were mostly shared by patients, and most of the videos shared by orthodontists were for advertising purposes.…”

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Social media and orthodontics: An analysis of orthodontic-related posts on Instagram

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Alpaydın

Imamoglu

2020

Australasian Orthodontic Journal

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Objective The objective of this study was to determine the quality and content of orthodontic-related posts on Instagram. Materials and methods Eight orthodontic-related ‘hashtags’ were determined, and a total of 240 posts divided into 30 posts from each hashtag were investigated at two different time periods. Duplicate and unrelated posts were excluded from the study. Results A total of 227 Instagram posts (182 photographs, 45 videos) were analysed at two evaluation periods. The number of deleted Instagram posts was 13 and all were photographs. Most educational content was liked in the #orthodontics hashtag of the eight determined hashtags (p < 0.02). Most posts were shared for advertising purposes by other hashtags. Most posts were shared by dental professionals (152 posts). The group that shared the least number of posts were the dental companies (seven posts). Conclusions It was noted that Instagram is mainly used by dental professionals rather than for advertising purposes. Orthodontists should be aware of the content of social media platforms and educate and direct their patients towards correct and reliable Instagram resources.

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“…7 Instagram is a social media application that supports free photograph and video sharing. It was founded in October 2010 8 and has increased its worldwide popularity since that time. By the year 2018, Instagram had become a social online platform claiming more than one billion members.…”

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Social media and orthodontics: An analysis of orthodontic-related posts on Instagram

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Imamoglu

2020

Australasian Orthodontic Journal

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“…Furthermore, the educational information clinicians provide to patients has a vital role in increasing the patient's cooperation during the treatment and treatment success. Many patients select it as the main source because of its simplicity and easy Access [19][20][21][22] . The existence of reachable websites that can provide information to patients guides them to make more choices about health services.…”

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Social Media Research on "Laminate Veneer": During Covid 19-Pandemic

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Büyükçavuş

2021

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Objective: The difficulty of asking questions to each other during the appointment process with their doctor, the long waiting times of the patients in the waiting rooms in the clinics, and the fact that it is easier to get medical information on the internet due to the ongoing COVID-19 virus infection. Porcelain laminate veneers (PLVs) have been frequently used to restore anterior teeth for nearly three decades, thanks to their aesthetic appeal, durability and biocompatibility.Methods: YouTube™ was searched by a researcher of this study using the keyword 'laminate veneer' on April 17, 2021. The most frequently used terms in this regard are 'laminate veneer' and 'laminate veneer restoration'. Analyzes were made on the Instagram application, along with YouTube.Results: Thirty-three videos were determined on YouTube™ on the topic of laminate veneer. The mean number of the views was 46277.84 ± 128674.71, with the minimum view as ten and maximum as 682478. The videos had a mean duration of 5:48 ± 4:64 with a range of 0:24–14:55. The mean number of "likes" for each video was 198 ± 424, and the mean number of "dislikes" was 17 ± 48. The most-liked video received 1700 "likes." The most-disliked video received 236"dislikes." The mean number of comments was 13.65 ± 31.58. The interaction rate was 1.67 ± 5.18, and the viewing rate was 2939.11 ± 6076.75Conclusion: YouTube™ and Instagram still cannot be accepted as a completely confident resource of knowledge for patients who want to learn about oral aesthetic rehabilitation treatment with laminate veneers

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“…Self-injury is another topic that previous studies on Instagram photos have focused on, showing that pictures with a high degree of injury generated more comments [ 26 ], though the majority did not contain any advisory warning [ 27 ]. Previous studies also analyzed social media photos about alcohol [ 28 ], junk food [ 29 ], pregnancy [ 30 ], and surgery [ 31 ].…”

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#Antivaccination on Instagram: A Computational Analysis of Hashtag Activism through Photos and Public Responses

Kim

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Lee

2020

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A dramatic increase has been registered in the number of social media posts in photo form as well as in hashtag activism. Hashtags, which manifest thoughts and feelings clearly and concisely, originated on Twitter, where the length of a post is limited; their use, however, has expanded into other social media services, including Instagram. Hashtags, which make it easy to find and express support for posts of interest, have been widely used for online activism, although they have been criticized for fostering confirmation bias. Moreover, hashtag activism in photo form has been relatively understudied. This research analyzed Instagram photos with antivaccination hashtags as an example of hashtag activism through photos. In addition, we examined how the photo features were related to public response, which was manifested via engagement and comment sentiment. The results suggest that the photos which were categorized into “text” took the largest share. It was also found that the major way of claiming was to imprint key messages that persuade people not to vaccinate with remarks from professionals on photos and provide a source of supporting information in the post text with hashtags of antivaccine intention. Various photo features showed associations with engagement and comment sentiment, but the directions of correlation were usually the opposite: these results suggest that engagement and comment sentiment are separate domains that reveal different public responses.

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Instagram as a social media tool about orthognathic surgery

Cited by 39 publications

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Social media and orthodontics: An analysis of orthodontic-related posts on Instagram

Social media and orthodontics: An analysis of orthodontic-related posts on Instagram

Social Media Research on "Laminate Veneer": During Covid 19-Pandemic

#Antivaccination on Instagram: A Computational Analysis of Hashtag Activism through Photos and Public Responses

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