Systematic review identifies musculoskeletal diseases in Indian dentists, highlighting key risk factors like poor posture and ergonomic issues.
A BSTRACT Musculoskeletal diseases (MSDs) are common among Indian dentists and have an impact on their productivity. MSDs are widespread, particularly in the wrist, shoulder, back, and neck, according to a study of 16 research. Vibrating instruments, bad posture, repeated jobs, extended periods of inactivity, and a lack of ergonomic training are among the main concerns.
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