“Surveying Oral Health: A Comprehensive Analysis Of Disparity In Methods Of Tooth Brushing”

Abstract

Aim: This study aimed to explore variations in tooth brushing techniques, frequency, additional mouth rinses, and the usage of toothpaste, daatun, electric toothbrushes, and charcoal among individuals aged 15 and above.

Objectives: The primary objective of this research was to identify and analyse patterns of oral hygiene practices across different age groups, investigating potential disparities in methods employed for maintaining oral health.

Materials & Methods:A comprehensive questionnaire consisting of 10 questions was designed and administered through Google Forms to collect data on oral hygiene practices. Participants aged 15 and above were randomly sampled, ensuring a diverse representation. The questionnaire focused on aspects such as tooth brushing techniques, frequency, usage of additional oral care products, and preferred oral hygiene tools. Data collection was conducted through online responses.

Results: The survey results, obtained through Google Forms, revealed intriguing disparities in oral hygiene practices across age groups. Variations were observed in the choice of tooth brushing techniques, frequency of brushing, and the use of additional products such as mouth rinses, daatun, electric toothbrushes, and charcoal-based oral care items.

Conclusion: In conclusion, this study, utilizing Google Forms for data collection, highlighted diverse oral hygiene practices among individuals aged 15 and above. Recognizing these variations is crucial for tailoring oral health education programs and interventions to address the specific needs of different age groups. The findings underscore the importance of personalized oral care approaches to promote optimal oral health across the population