Teledentistry in France: Example of the e-DENT Project

Inquimbert, Camille; Malthierry, E.; Arzens, G.; Camman, P.; Charvier, M.; Cuisinier, Frédéric; Delafoy, R.; Dodin, T.; Formont, V.; García, Sandra Hernández; Gonzales, U.; Huyghe, N.; Lelong, M; Levallois, Bernard; Luce, Stephen C.; Pasdeloup, Joao; Pérrigault, Pierre-François; Pierrejean, M.; Pourreyron, Laurence; Ressouche, T.; Roy, Catherine; Roy, Ornob P; Serra, Carlos Gonçalves; Tassery, B.; Tassery, Hervé; Tramini, Paul; Valcárcel, J.; Vialla, F.; Giraudeau, Nicolas

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-69450-4_12

E-Health Care in Dentistry and Oral Medicine 2017

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-69450-4_12

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Teledentistry in France: Example of the e-DENT Project

Camille Inquimbert¹,

E. Malthierry²,

G. Arzens³

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Is Teledentistry a Feasible Alternative for People Who Need Special Care?

Ömezli

Torul

Yilmaz

2022

Disaster med. public health prep.

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Objective: The aim of this study is to explore the feasibility and acceptability of teledentistry as a vehicle that provides enhanced delivery of oral care for the people who need special care (PNSC). Methods: Between January 2018 and September 2020, PNSC who were admitted in the study were either waiting for a follow-up (F) appointment or on a waiting list. An examination via video call was carried out for initial examination (IE) and F purposes. The virtual examination was scored by the clinician who performed the examinations. The experience of the participants was evaluated with a satisfaction questionnaire. Results: Forty PNSC (26 females, 14 males) between ages 7 and 48 years (21.17 ± 10.62) participated in the study. According to the clinician ratings, the accuracy of the examination was rated as the lowest. The F group had higher scores when compared to the IE group regarding clinician rating. No significant differences were found in terms of the scoring of the clinician and patient/parent satisfaction regarding cooperation status and type of examination (P ≥ 0.05). Conclusions: Through adequate adaptation of the technology into clinical practice and overcoming the barriers for wider implementation, the teledentistry approach could be a reliable and feasible alternative in triaging, treatment planning, and F purposes for PNSC.

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Is Teledentistry a Feasible Alternative for People Who Need Special Care?

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Yilmaz

2022

Disaster med. public health prep.

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Teledentistry in France: Example of the e-DENT Project

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