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- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 classification C3.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 date "2023".
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 language "eng".
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 type conference.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 hasPart 01HMC1M6NRVAX9MZJGQF14F4AC.pdf.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 subject "Medicine and Health Sciences".
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 presentedAt urn:uuid:fc5f7706-9cb6-4cba-a64a-428cf57aa6af.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 abstract "Background. Children with malocclusion, combined with orofacial myofunctional disorders (OMDs), show increased risk for developing orthodontic problems and needs later in life. Speech language therapists typically provide orofacial myofunctional therapy (OMT) after referral by dentists or orthodontists. Multidisciplinary treatment is often advisable to prevent relapse after orthodontic treatment. This study aimed to investigate self-reported knowledge and attitudes of Flemish dentists and orthodontists regarding OMDs and OMT, as they are often found to be controversial subjects in these healthcare providers. Methods. A survey containing 27 items on demographics, knowledge of OMDs and OMT, attitudes towards OMDs and the use of OMT in clinical practice, and referral behaviour was filled out by 48 general dentists (48/79, 61%) and 31 orthodontists (31/79, 39%). The influence of specialization, degree of experience and the attended curriculum was also evaluated. Results. Half of all participants (56%, 44/79) reported insufficient to non-existent knowledge of OMT. Nevertheless, the general attitude towards the use of OMT was neutral (47%, 37/79) to (very) positive (48%, 38/79). Although they found correct, evidence-based knowledge on OMDs and OMT important, the majority indicated their formal training did not provide adequate information on OMDs (52%, 41/79) and OMT (62%, 49/79). Mainly specialization was a significant influencing factor in these results. Conclusion. Among these healthcare professionals, there is a growing interest in additional training on OMDs and OMT. Current findings suggest re-evaluation of current curricula regarding these subjects might be necessary.".
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 author 023B4E20-F0EE-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 author 0C2B2EFC-AA45-11E8-8872-944A5707D3EF.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 author 35E80614-F0EE-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 author F42D7E48-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 author F49BBC3C-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 dateCreated "2024-01-17T15:45:03Z".
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 dateModified "2025-02-05T08:05:13Z".
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 name "Towards interdisciplinary cooperation : dentists' and orthodontists' views on orofacial myofunctional disorders and therapy".
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 sameAs LU-01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 sourceOrganization urn:uuid:4959cfec-b806-4144-9c5a-b7a32b5bb29a.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 sourceOrganization urn:uuid:bce0f619-eed0-4877-be43-675b348419b4.
- 01HMC1HV52YWSQ722NZAZH4TS9 type C3.