Needs and Demands in Prosthetic Treatment in the Population Followed within the Prosthetic Department of Casablanca’s Dental Consultation and Treatment Center

Amine, Meriem; Azzaz, A; Bouhaji, M; Saif, Sarah; Serrhier, Z; A, Bennani; Andoh, Abderrahman

doi:10.19070/2377-8075-1600042

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“…In the current study majority of the elderly age group choice for the treatment options were removable denture as they were more aware of it, some of the individuals who have already been rehabilitated, the denture is most frequently used and they were comfortable and familiar with the removable denture as it is inexpensive and seems more accessible to them depending on their socio-economical level [23]. Elder individuals' choice was fixed denture and similar to other study the implant choice was less in this age group, so education and motivation is required for this group regarding implant [19]. Whereas younger age group majority of them opted implant and remaining participants fixed prostheses this may be due to the increase in technology and media.…”

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“…Future study has to be conducted for the same at various multicenters Similar to Nomura et al [11] study, our study has shown that the likelihood of attending prosthodontics treatment is related to sociodemographic background. Education is a key factor in the prosthesis consultation [19]. In their study, Shah et al reported that the prevalence of wearing of dentures increased with the increase in the level of literacy [20].…”

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Knowledge, Awareness, Attitude and Behaviour about Prosthodontic Treatment for Missing Teeth among Indian Population: A Cross Sectional Study

Aradya

Dhakshaini

Swamy

et al. 2023

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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to evaluate the level of awareness, knowledge, attitude and behaviour of the population aged 16-84 years toward the presence of missing teeth and prosthodontics treatment options available for replacing those missing teeth. Study Selection: A pre-structured multiple-choice questionnaire consisting of socio-demographic questions was given to 300 patients randomly after obtaining their informed consent. The questions included in the survey helped to assess the patient's level of knowledge and awareness of the prosthodontic treatment as a whole. Results: All the age group population were aware of missing teeth in their mouth and are aware of the replacement of those missing teeth. Among subjects, with a degree qualification, 18% choice of removable, 38.5% choice was fixed partial denture, and the other 38.5 % choice was implant option. For 61.6% of the elder group, 47.6% of the middle age group, and 32.7% of the younger adults, friends and relatives were the sources of information. Conclusion: This study found that patients' understanding, and awareness of prosthodontic treatment had improved. Removable dentures were the treatment option of choice for the geriatric age group when considering prosthodontic treatment alternatives. Higher-educated individuals opted for fixed dentures and implants as treatment choices.

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Knowledge, Awareness, Attitude and Behaviour about Prosthodontic Treatment for Missing Teeth among Indian Population: A Cross Sectional Study

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Dhakshaini

Swamy

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“…In the study by Amjad and Aziz [29], 70.6% of men considered function as the most important reason for tooth replacement. In turn, in a study by Amine et al [30], function was the main factor in each group of respondents, regardless of gender, age, income, and education level.…”

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“…In the study by Kulczy ńska et al [49] at the Prosthetics and Implantoprosthetics Clinic of the Specialist Dental Center of the Medical University of Gdansk, women accounted for 60.31%. In a study by Amine et al [30] at the Prosthetic Department of Casablanca's Dental Consultation and Treatment Center, women constituted 60% of the respondents. Various hypotheses appear in literature trying to explain this tendency.…”

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Assessment of the Socioeconomic Status and Analysis of the Factors Motivating Patients to Apply for Prosthetic Treatment by Students of Dentistry at the Poznań University of Medical Sciences

Medyński

Gredes

Glapiński

et al. 2022

IJERPH

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This study aimed to determine the motives for undertaking prosthetic treatment at the Prosthetics Clinic of the Poznan University of Medical Sciences (PUMS), pursued by fifth- and sixth-year medicine and dentistry students. The survey consisted of 18 questions, of which 1 to 11 concerned general patient data, while questions 12 to 18 concerned prosthetic treatment. The only open question in the questionnaire was one regarding the motives for the decision to receive treatment. The study group consisted of 153 patients (102 women—66.67% and 51 men—33.33%) of the Prosthetic Clinic. After collecting a total of 200 questionnaires, rejecting 47 (23.50%) due to the lack of answers to all questions (other than question 18), a total of 153 completed (76.50%) questionnaires were obtained. The main motivating factors for patients to undertake prosthetic treatment are functional and aesthetic considerations. In addition, it turned out, that the authority of the university unit is of greater importance than financial issues. Additionally, some patients undergo treatment by students because they can see positive aspects in it, both for them and for students. Hence, the evaluation of the treatment provided by students, as well as their communication skills and their attitude, are rated very highly, although, again, the evaluation was influenced by the education level.

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“…While assessing the prosthetic needs, Walter et al have included all those individuals with grade III mobile teeth, extreme malocclusion and intraosseous and non-restorable hard tissue decay. 16 People with edentulousness and without prosthetic rehabilitation suggest that they are not motivated to take treatment, cannot bear the finances, 17 are not aware of the different treatment modalities, 18 have time constrains to take treatment, 19 or have the fear of dental treatment. Since the level of education also influences the treatment-seeking behaviour, this may have had an impact on the prosthetic rehabilitation of the people in Jizan, as nearly 30% of Jizan population studied was illiterate.…”

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Dental Prosthetic Status and Treatment Needs of Adult Population in Makkah Region of Saudi Arabia: A Survey Report

Shetty¹,

Wali²,

Koosa³

et al. 2019

IHRJ

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BACKGROUND: Teeth play an important role in the maintenance of a positive self-image. The loss of teeth results in significant disabilities, which can profoundly disrupt social activities. Tooth loss is very traumatic and upsetting and is regarded as a serious life event that requires significant social and psychological readjustment. AIM: The aim of the study was to evaluate the dental prosthetic status and treatment needs among the 20-70 year old adults of Makkah region of Saudi Arabia. MATERIALS AND METHOD: A cross-sectional study was conducted among the Adult population of Makkah region of Saudi Arabia aged 20-70 years. 226 subjects who were above 20 years and who was reporting to Dental OPD of Ibn Sina National College for Medical studies, Jeddah for prosthesis of missing teeth was target of cross-sectional study and these patients were randomly selected. A questionnaire was developed and patient's consent was taken and examination of the patient was done and data collected. The data was compiled and subjected to descriptive and inferential analysis using the SPSS software version 21. Univariate analysis was performed using Chi-square test at 5% level of significance. RESULTS: Among the participants, 29.6% of them had crown and 27.4% of them had brides and only 6.2% of them had porcelain veneers. 31.9% of them desired fixed partial denture and 6.2% of them wanted Implant supported prosthesis. 22.6% of them were suitable for removable partial denture, 29.6% of them were suitable for fixed partial denture and only 3.1% of them suitable for Implant supported prosthesis. 38.9% of them opted for removable partial denture, 38.1% of them opted for fixed partial denture and only 13.3% of them opted for Implant supported prosthesis. CONCLUSION: Prosthodontists should to be able to understand a patient's motive in seeking Prosthodontic care and identify these before starting the treatment. This study provides data for an oral health-care provider program for Makkah region. The study confirms the relationship between increasing age and prosthetic status and treatment needs.

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Needs and Demands in Prosthetic Treatment in the Population Followed within the Prosthetic Department of Casablanca’s Dental Consultation and Treatment Center

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Knowledge, Awareness, Attitude and Behaviour about Prosthodontic Treatment for Missing Teeth among Indian Population: A Cross Sectional Study

Knowledge, Awareness, Attitude and Behaviour about Prosthodontic Treatment for Missing Teeth among Indian Population: A Cross Sectional Study

Assessment of the Socioeconomic Status and Analysis of the Factors Motivating Patients to Apply for Prosthetic Treatment by Students of Dentistry at the Poznań University of Medical Sciences

Dental Prosthetic Status and Treatment Needs of Adult Population in Makkah Region of Saudi Arabia: A Survey Report

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