Patient‐Dentist Communication: An Adjunct to Successful Complete Denture Treatment

Shigli, Kamal; Awinashe, Vaibhav

doi:10.1111/j.1532-849x.2010.00597.x

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“…Successful health care treatment is usually accompanied by effective communication between health providers and patients, including in the field of dentistry in which there is need for both verbal and nonverbal communication 1 . There is apparent variability in communication skills teaching in dental schools, with a recent survey finding that a quarter of dental schools in German‐speaking countries had not implemented formal communication skills training 2 .…”

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Teaching and Assessment of Dentist‐Patient Communication Skills: A Systematic Review to Identify Best‐Evidence Methods

Khalifah

Celenza

2019

Journal of Dental Education

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Dentist‐patient communication skills are important aspects of contemporary oral health care, as shared decision making with patients becomes more common. The aim of this systematic review of the literature on teaching and assessment methodologies for communication skills in dental practice was to categorize those skills most relevant to dental practice and determine the best‐evidence teaching and assessment methods. The systematic review was conducted using MEDLINE, EBM‐Cochrane Libraries, Embase, ERIC, BIOSIS, CAB Abstracts, and PsycINFO using the OVID search engine, together with manually searching relevant journal articles. Relevant data were extracted from all included articles, and thematic analysis, categorization, and quality review of the articles was performed. Fifty articles published between 2000 and 2016 were identified as relevant to this study. Most were comparative design studies. The largest numbers were single group studies with before and after tests and cross‐sectional studies. A total of 26 communication skills were identified and grouped into four major categories: generic skills, case‐specific skills, time‐specific skills, and emerging skills. Review of the teaching methods described in those articles showed that educators used a combination of passive and active strategies. All the assessment measures were considered to be valid and reliable. This categorization of essential dentist‐patient communication skills reported in the literature may be used to assist in curriculum design along with use of tested teaching methods and validated assessment measures. The review highlights the need for more robust study designs for research in this important aspect of dental education.

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Teaching and Assessment of Dentist‐Patient Communication Skills: A Systematic Review to Identify Best‐Evidence Methods

Khalifah

Celenza

2019

Journal of Dental Education

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“…Two ideas emerged: one was to have a general module on communication skills, and the other was to have individualized guidance counseling. 23,24,[26][27][28][29] During Part II of the training module, individual feedback was given to the residents on observed individual strengths and weakness by showing them relevant segments of the video recordings. Part I would involve a general communication skills module over nine sessions of two to three hours each to suit the needs of complete denture patient management.…”

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“…The theoretical basis of this list was derived from previous studies. 23,24,[26][27][28][29] During Part II of the training module, individual feedback was given to the residents on observed individual strengths and weakness by showing them relevant segments of the video recordings. This video-based feedback helped the residents reflect on their own performance and motivated them to build on their strengths and to improve in their areas of weaknesses while communicating with patients.…”

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Developing Prosthodontic Residents’ Communication Strategies with Edentulous Patients: A Pilot Study

Murthy

Sethuraman

Choudhury

et al. 2017

Journal of Dental Education

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The aim of this study was to investigate whether prosthodontic residents' attitudes toward provider-client communication would be shaped by a tailor-made communications skills course. In 2016, the pre-intervention attitudes of all six second- and third-year prosthodontic residents in a three-year residency at an academic dental institution in India were assessed using the Communication Skills Attitude Scale (CSAS). The residents' performance was then video-recorded while they treated complete denture patients and was analyzed using the Kalamazoo scale, a validated scale for communication skills assessment. The residents' weaknesses were identified, and a custom-made generic module was designed along with individual guidance counseling for addressing aspects relevant to complete denture patients. The residents' attitudes were again assessed immediately after they completed the training using CSAS, as well as after two and four months using Balint sessions. Analysis of the recordings showed that few of the deficiencies during intraoral procedures were contextual, and the Kalamazoo scale did not address them: these were noted as being "beyond Kalamazoo." After the training, the residents reported awareness of their weaknesses and feeling motivated to practice their newly acquired skills. The Balint sessions showed that they had started valuing patients' agendas and the rapport-building process, and they reported transfer of skills when treating other types of prosthodontic patients. In this study, a customized communication skills module brought about a positive change in residents' attitudes, which was sustained over four months. Similar training could be implemented in other dental specialties.

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“…Pemakaian gigitiruan tidak menjamin perbaikan fungsi mastikasi karena sering gigitiruan rahang bawah terlalu menekan jaringan di bawahnya, gigitiruan yang tidak stabil, dan iritasi gigitiruan yang menyebabkan rasa nyeri. 8,10 Jika dibandingkan dengan orang dewasa bergigi lengkap atau pemakai gigitiruan sebagian, pemakai gigitiruan penuh akan memiliki kemampuan yang lebih rendah dalam indera perasa dan tekstur serta pengunyahannya juga lebih lambat. 6 Gigitiruan diharapkan dapat memperbaiki atau mendukung fungsi mastikasi yang sudah berkurang pada pasien berusia lanjut dan meningkatkan status gizinya.…”

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“…Selain itu, jika komunikasi antara dokter dengan pasien baik, memungkinkan dokter memperoleh informasi dan keluhan-keluhan yang dibutuhkan untuk merawat pasien, dan memudahkan dokter memberi instruksi dengan lebih baik pada pasien karena pasien perlu untuk mengerti dan dimengerti, utamanya pasien berusia lanjut. 10 Dari pembahasan di atas, disimpulkan bahwa perawatan gigitiruan pada pasien usia lanjut harus dilakukan secara komprehensif. Selain kondisi gigi geligi dan pola diet,keadaan gizi pengguna gigitiruan dipengaruhi berbagai faktor,termasuk sosioekonomi, adanyapenyakit degeneratif,kurangnya pengetahuan mengenai kesehatan dan nutrisi, ras, jenis kelamin, pemakaian obat yang disertai pantangan untuk mengkonsumsi makanan tertentu, serta penggunaan suplemen gizi.…”

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Nutrisi pada pengguna gigitiruan penuh Nutrition for the wearer of full denture

Alimin¹,

Daharudin²,

Harlina³

2013

J Dentomaxillofac Sci

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People’s health mainly depends on the intake of nutrients intake. It is well known that tooth loss affects health,although it could be restored by prosthodontic treatment. Denture wearer’s diet usually consists of soft foods. This kindof diet will limit the variety of foods consumed by the elderly, and increasing the risk of nutrition deficiencies.Inadequate nutrition for a long time could lead to various kinds of diseases, even the systemic, which primarily occursin the mouth because of clinical symptoms of early malnutrition firstly found in the mouth. The risk of nutritionalemergencies could increase along with the aging. The understanding of nutritional supply, consumption problem ofelderly, and symptoms of nutrition disorder could help dentists identifying denture patiens with nutrition disorder riskand could give solutions for them.

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Patient‐Dentist Communication: An Adjunct to Successful Complete Denture Treatment

Cited by 14 publications

References 12 publications

Teaching and Assessment of Dentist‐Patient Communication Skills: A Systematic Review to Identify Best‐Evidence Methods

Teaching and Assessment of Dentist‐Patient Communication Skills: A Systematic Review to Identify Best‐Evidence Methods

Developing Prosthodontic Residents’ Communication Strategies with Edentulous Patients: A Pilot Study

Nutrisi pada pengguna gigitiruan penuh Nutrition for the wearer of full denture

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