Knowledge, Attitudes, and Practices in Digital vs Online Oral Health Education: A Comparative Study
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https://doi.org/10.48047/mgy2xk34Keywords:
Oral health Education,Digital learning,Online learning, KAP QuestionairreAbstract
Oral health constitutes a fundamental component of comprehensive well-being, as
inadequate oral hygiene correlates with numerous systemic ailments, including cardiovascular
conditions and diabetes mellitus. The dissemination of knowledge plays an essential role in
fostering awareness regarding oral health, preventing diseases, and facilitating behavioral
changes. The advent of digital and online educational modalities has revolutionized the
accessibility and effectiveness of oral health initiatives. Digital health education encompasses
interactive applications, modules driven by artificial intelligence, and gamified learning
experiences, whereas online health education is predicated on webinars, e-learning platforms,
and instructional videos.
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