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Clinical Guidelines and Implementation into Daily Dental Practice.

Guliz Nigar Guncu¹, Secil Karakoca Nemli², Eunice Carrilho³

¹Department of Periodontology. Faculty of Dentistry. University of Hacettepe. Ankara.

Acta Medica Portuguesa

|March 26, 2018

Summary

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Dental professionals are familiar with clinical dental guidelines and acknowledge their benefits, but implementation varies. Lack of awareness is a key barrier, with national dental associations playing a role in dissemination.

Keywords:

Evidence-Based Dentistry Practice Patterns, Dentists Surveys and Questionnaires

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Background:

Clinical dental guidelines aim to standardize and improve patient care.
Understanding dental professionals' perspectives is crucial for guideline adoption.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess dental professionals' familiarity, attitudes, and perceptions of clinical dental guidelines.
To identify barriers and facilitators for guideline implementation in daily practice.

Main Methods:

A questionnaire developed by the World Dental Federation was distributed.
910 dental professionals from six European countries participated voluntarily.

Main Results:

68% were familiar with guidelines, 61.7% implemented them, and 81.8% acknowledged benefits.
Guidelines were perceived to improve treatment planning and diagnostic accuracy, particularly in older practitioners.
Lack of awareness was the primary implementation barrier.

Conclusions:

Despite general familiarity and positive attitudes, perceptions regarding guideline implementation differ among dental professionals.
Addressing awareness barriers and leveraging national dental associations can enhance guideline uptake.