Chewable Toothbrush- Oral hygiene on the move

Overview

Effective oral hygiene doesn’t always depend on traditional brushing techniques. The chewable toothbrush offers a practical, travel-friendly, and patient-compliant alternative that supports better plaque control — especially for children, geriatric patients, special-needs individuals, and those with limited manual dexterity.

This session simplifies the science, design, and clinical use of these brushes. Participants will learn how these devices are constructed, how they aid in plaque removal, and when to recommend them as an adjunct or alternative to routine brushing. The session also explores patient selection, hygiene instructions, case-based advantages, and how dentists can integrate chewable brushes into preventive protocols.

Key Highlights:

Understand the concept, design, and mechanism of action behind chewable toothbrushes.
Learn clinical indications, ideal patient types, and evidence-based benefits.
Explore correct usage techniques and hygiene instructions for different age groups.
Review case examples showing effectiveness in children, elderly, and special-care patients.
Compare chewable toothbrushes with conventional brushes and other adjunctive hygiene aids.
Learn how to incorporate chewable toothbrushes into preventive dentistry and patient motivation programs.

Join Dr. Amrita Das for this practical and insightful session that blends everyday clinical realities with preventive dentistry innovation. Gain the confidence to recommend chewable toothbrushes effectively and improve your patients’ oral hygiene outcomes.

Exclusive Participant Benefits:

Physical Certificate – Delivered to your doorstep after the session.
IIDR Merchandise – Special takeaways for registered participants.
On-Demand Access – Watch the session anytime for a limited period.

Register now to secure your spot and enhance your understanding of chewable toothbrush solutions with IIDR on 18th December.

Curriculum

3 Sections
4 Lessons
10 Weeks

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Introduction
2
- 1.1
  Learning Objectives
  2 Minutes
- 1.2
  About the Speaker
  2 Minutes
About the Event
2
- 2.1
  Video
  45 Minutes
- 2.2
  Apply for Certificate
  1 Minute
Quiz
1
- 3.1
  Chewable Toothbrush
  5 Questions

Instructor

Dr Amrita Das

FAQs

Do I need prior experience with chewable toothbrushes to attend this session?

No. The session is beginner-friendly and covers everything from the basics to clinical applications, making it suitable for all dental professionals.

Will I receive a certificate for attending the lecture?

All registered paid participants will receive a physical certificate delivered to their doorstep, along with IIDR merchandise.

Requirements

Basic understanding of oral hygiene and preventive dentistry, including plaque control and brushing techniques.
General clinical knowledge related to child, adult, and geriatric oral health.
Interest in patient-friendly preventive tools and innovative hygiene solutions.
Ability to join the live session on Zoom, with a stable internet connection for smooth participation.
Notebook or digital device for making notes during case discussions and usage demonstrations.
Experience working with children, elderly, or special-care patients, which can help in understanding practical applications.

Features

Simple, practical overview of chewable toothbrush design, benefits, and mode of action.
Clinical guidance on when and how to recommend chewable toothbrushes for different patient groups.
Comparison with conventional brushing tools to help clinicians make informed recommendations.
Step-by-step usage instructions that can be directly taught to patients and caregivers.
Interactive Q&A segment with Dr. Amriat Das for clarifying clinical doubts.
Exclusive IIDR benefits, including physical certificates, merchandise, and temporary on-demand access.

Target audiences

General Dentists looking to expand preventive care options for diverse patient groups.
Pediatric Dentists seeking simple, effective oral hygiene tools for young children.
Geriatric Dentistry Practitioners who manage patients with limited mobility or dexterity.
Special Care Dentists working with individuals who struggle with routine brushing.
Dental Hygienists and Therapists focusing on patient education and hygiene guidance.
Interns and Dental Students interested in innovative, patient-friendly oral hygiene aids.
Clinics and community health programs promoting accessible preventive dental tools.