The Journal of clinical pediatric dentistry · 2019
"Knee-To-Knee" Position for Minor Procedures in Infants and Toddlers- Dentists Attitudes.
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Fux Noy, Shmueli A, Halperson E, Ram D, Moskovitz M
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OBJECTIVE: The objective of this survey was to assess attitudes of pediatric dentists in Israel toward using "knee-to-knee" positioning for dental examinations and for minor procedures in infants and toddlers.
STUDY DESIGN: An anonymous questionnaire was distributed among specialists in pediatric dentistry. Eleven questions accessed demographic data, professional experience and attitudes toward the use of the "knee-to-knee" position.
RESULTS: Of 68 respondents, 66 (97%) reported using "knee-to-knee" positioning for dental checkups. In addition, 52 (76%) reported performing other procedures in the "knee-to-knee" position. Fluoride application and oral hygiene instructions are the most common procedures performed in the "knee-to-knee" position.
CONCLUSIONS: "Knee-to-knee" positioning was found very convenient for dental examinations and other simple procedures in very young children.
STUDY DESIGN: An anonymous questionnaire was distributed among specialists in pediatric dentistry. Eleven questions accessed demographic data, professional experience and attitudes toward the use of the "knee-to-knee" position.
RESULTS: Of 68 respondents, 66 (97%) reported using "knee-to-knee" positioning for dental checkups. In addition, 52 (76%) reported performing other procedures in the "knee-to-knee" position. Fluoride application and oral hygiene instructions are the most common procedures performed in the "knee-to-knee" position.
CONCLUSIONS: "Knee-to-knee" positioning was found very convenient for dental examinations and other simple procedures in very young children.