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[Collaboration between general practitioners and orthodontists].

O Borge, B Ogaard

    Den Norske Tannlaegeforenings Tidende
    |June 1, 1989
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    General dentists in Oppland county, Norway, find orthodontic services sufficient, with most satisfied with treatment outcomes. However, they desire more collaboration and prefer orthodontists handle malocclusion diagnosis.

    Area of Science:

    • Dental Public Health
    • Orthodontic Care Delivery
    • Healthcare Collaboration

    Context:

    • Orthodontic services in Norway are primarily private, with public clinics in Oppland county.
    • Financial support for orthodontic treatment is limited.
    • General public dentists are responsible for diagnosis.

    Purpose:

    • To investigate the collaboration between general public dentists and orthodontists in Oppland county.
    • To understand dentists' perceptions of orthodontic service sufficiency, overtreatment, and collaboration effectiveness.

    Summary:

    • 48 dentists reported sufficient orthodontic services and minimal overtreatment.
    • Written communication was more frequent than telephone contact.
    • A significant portion desired regular meetings and preferred orthodontists diagnose malocclusions.

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  • Functional and prophylactic reasons, not aesthetics, were primary referral drivers.
  • Dentists expressed dissatisfaction with current financial support for orthodontic treatment, with opinions divided on free versus subsidized services.

    • Impact:

    • Highlights a need for improved communication and collaboration between general dentists and orthodontists.
    • Identifies potential areas for service improvement and policy consideration regarding financial support for orthodontic care.
    • Informs future strategies for optimizing orthodontic service delivery within the public health system.