Could your patients be suffering in silence from Dentine Hypersensitivity?
Magnitude of Dentine Hypersensitivity Problem
Across the globe, approximately 1 in 2 patients (51.4%)1 may silently endure dentine hypersensitivity (DH)2, often avoiding cold or hot foods and missing out on life’s simple pleasures3. Many do not mention their discomfort during consultations, leaving DH undiagnosed and untreated, which affects their quality of life3. As a trusted healthcare provider, your role extends beyond treating symptoms — by proactively screening for DH, you can build stronger patient relationships, improve compliance with oral care routines, and foster long-term loyalty; keeping patients returning to your clinic. Early detection is urged by the Expert Consensus Advisory Board to prevent further discomfort and enhance patients' well-being.
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Prevalence of Dentine Hypersensitivity across the Middle East & Africa
Dentine hypersensitivity affects millions across the Middle East and Africa. This map highlights its prevalence, emphasizing the need for greater awareness and effective management.
Be Proactive about Dentine Hypersensitivity
Recognizing Dentine Hypersensitivity in ‘Silent Copers’
Know how to identify DH in patients who are silently coping to help improve their quality of life.
Advisory Board Insights
Access key recommendations for diagnosing and managing dentine hypersensitivity, made by experts from the Middle East, Turkey, Pakistan, and Africa.
Effective Screening Protocols
Discover tools like DHEQ-15 and air probe to integrate into your practice for better screening.
Differential Diagnosis
Explore how to accurately differentiate dentine hypersensitivity from other dental conditions.
Dentine Hypersensitivity Treatment Options
Explore strategies for managing dentine hypersensitivity both in-chair and at home.
Improving Patient Satisfaction
Identify tools and policies for early diagnosis of DH and its effect on patient satisfaction.
