Problems related to patients seeking orthodontic treatment

Abdul Jabbar; Muhammad Siddique Khatri; Khuram Saeed; Sana Shah; Kiran Bai; Shazia Shakeel

doi:10.53730/ijhs.v6nS10.13929

Authors

Abdul Jabbar BDS, FCPS, FFD RCSI, Associate Professor, Department of Orthodontics LUMHS Jamshoro PMDC# 7455-D, Pakistan
Muhammad Siddique Khatri
muhammadsiddiquekhatri@gmail.com
BDS, RDS, MSc Orthodontics (LUMHS), PDAGD, PDHCHM, Registrar Orthodontic Department at LCMD, PMDC# 21725-D, Pakistan
Khuram Saeed BDS, RDS, MSc Orthodontics, Department of Orthodontics LUMHS Jamshoro, Pakistan, PMDC# 18892-D
Sana Shah BDS, RDS, Dental Surgeon at Liaquat University Hospital, Hyderabad, Pakistan, PMDC# 15320-D
Kiran Bai BDS, RDS, MSc Orthodontics, Department of Orthodontics LUMHS Jamshoro, Pakistan, Pmdc 19692-D
Shazia Shakeel BDS, RDS, MSc botany, MA Eng, MBA HRM and MSc Orthodontics (LUMHS)| Lecturer in Bibi Aseefa Dental College Larkana Chandka Medical College, SMBBMU in Orthodontics Department, PMDC# 4093-D, Pakistan

Keywords:

malocclusion, orthodontic patients, patients seeking, orthodontic treatment

Abstract

Introduction: The aim of this study was to determine the main cause of pursuing orthodontic treatment. Methods And Materials: This was a hospital-based study conducted at Orthodontic Department, 383 subsequent orthodontic patients were inquired to fill out a questionnaire designed specially for them. Nine questions were included in the questionnaire to gather information on demographics, the purpose for seeking orthodontic treatment. Results: The research comprised 383 individuals, 110 males (28.7%),and 273 females (71.3%), Participants age 7 to 30, 94.3% of participants had cosmetic issues, 5.0% had functional issues, and 0.8% had TMD issues. Conclusion: Finally, malocclusions have a significant influence on appearance. However, research on the effects of malocclusion on Life is mixed. Understanding the effects of malocclusion on patients' lives is very significant because it highlights the specific effect on the life of an individual. No research has assessed the severity of the repercussions of known malocclusions, which requires more extensive and rigorous assessments.

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