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This review aims to synthesize evidence regarding public perception, acceptance, and utilization of teledentistry globally.

Perception, Acceptance, and Utilization of Teledentistry by the Public: A Literature Review

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Literature review reveals moderate public perceptions and high acceptance of teledentistry in oral healthcare despite barriers.

This review aims to synthesize evidence regarding public perception, acceptance, and utilization of teledentistry globally.
Conducted a comprehensive search across multiple databases for peer-reviewed articles (2010–2025).
Included studies focused on patient and public perspectives on teledentistry.
Narratively synthesized data from 21 selected studies.
Awareness of teledentistry varied widely, with reported rates from 64% to 87.3%.
High acceptance rates among patients (70%–87%) for non-complex uses like triage.
Satisfaction ranged between 72% and 94% due to reduced treatment time and costs, but declined for urgent care.

Omair M. Bukhari (2026) studied this question.

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