DENTAL HYGIENE CALENDAR APPLICATION FOR MONITORING DENTAL AND ORAL HEALTH CARE ON CLIENTS
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Abstract
Background: Low public awareness of dental health is also shown by ignoring the schedule for dental checkups which should be carried out regularly every six months.
Method: Researchers designed an additional feature in the Google Calendar application that can be used to remind clients to meet the planned treatment schedule and to provide information about dental health diagnoses related to meeting basic human needs in the field of dental health. This research is an exploratory study of design applications on the Google Calendar application which was developed into a Dental Hygiene Calendar to monitor dental and oral health maintenance activities carried out by 35 students of the Department of Dental Health, Poltekkes Bandung.
Conclusion: The results of this study indicate that the Dental Hygiene Calendar application is in accordance with the needs, although some users also want further development.
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