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Customized Orthodontic Triage During COVID-19 Pandemic.

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¹Dental Department, Dr N.C. Joshi Memorial Hospital, Karol Bagh, Govt of NCT of Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi, India.

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The COVID-19 pandemic requires efficient patient management in orthodontic offices to prevent infections. This article proposes a triage system for prioritizing appointments and offering remote patient care, including self-care advice and virtual assistance.

Keywords:

COVID-19 SARS-CoV-2 orthodontic emergency orthodontic triage pandemic

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Area of Science:

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Infectious Disease Control
Orthodontic Practice Management

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic presents significant challenges for healthcare settings, particularly in managing patient flow and preventing cross-infection.
Orthodontic offices face unique risks due to close patient-clinician proximity and the need for aerosol-generating procedures.
Maintaining essential orthodontic care while ensuring patient and staff safety is a critical concern.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a customized orthodontic triage system to streamline patient influx during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To outline strategies for priority appointment scheduling to minimize infection transmission risks.
To detail methods for remote patient management, including self-care, virtual assistance, and monitoring for elective cases.

Main Methods:

Development of a priority-based triage protocol for orthodontic patient scheduling.
Integration of self-care instructions and educational materials for patients.
Implementation of virtual assistance and remote monitoring tools for ongoing patient management.
Adaptation of clinical workflows to accommodate new safety and scheduling requirements.

Main Results:

The proposed triage system facilitates efficient patient scheduling, prioritizing urgent cases.
Remote management strategies effectively support patients with elective orthodontic needs.
The system aids in reducing potential cross-infection between patients, clinicians, and dental healthcare workers.
Enhanced patient engagement and adherence through virtual support and monitoring.

Conclusions:

A customized orthodontic triage system is essential for safe and efficient patient management during infectious disease outbreaks like COVID-19.
Integrating remote care strategies allows for continued management of elective orthodontic treatments while minimizing exposure risks.
This approach enhances practice adaptability and patient safety in evolving healthcare landscapes.