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“Let’s guide our patients instead of telling them what they should do.” Prevention expert’s tips on how to develop positive habits around interdental brushing

How to get your patients into the routine of proper interdental brushing?

South Korea based dentist Yohan Shin:
“Understanding how our body works is integral to health.”

Professor Ricardo Amore from Brazil: “Keeping one’s own teeth for life is definitely possible.”

Dentist Jeanette MacLean from the US: “I do everything in my power to spread the word about minimal interventions to help reduce the use of sedation for young children.”

Professor Raquel Passos from Brazil: “Patients shouldn’t have a chance to make excuses. If they have problems with cleaning, dentists have to help.”

Mexican dentist Rodrigo Madrazo: “In your mouth, just as in the rest of your life, prevention is the surest way to avoid problems from occurring.”

Dental hygienist Tabitha Acret from Australia: “When a patient comes in, I don’t just look at their teeth, but I try to find out why their mouth looks the way it does.”

Dental hygienist Magdalena Gocoł from Poland: “My daily challenge is making patients aware of how professional hygiene contributes to oral health.”

Professor and co-creator of Hydrosonic pro, Dr. Ulrich P. Saxer: “When using a sonic toothbrush, there are 3 golden rules: no pressure, a precise adaptation to the tooth, and a slow-scanning of the entire tooth surface.”