EC Dental Science

Introduction: Most dental operatory chairs are designed ergonomically with an adjustable chair for a patient to receive therapy from the operator and for the operator.

Aim: This contribution introduces the TOHC the teaching oral hygiene cubicle, a separate facility designed to teach oral hygiene.

Discussion: Patients benefit from a TOHC by subjective involvement and participation, receiving instruction and demonstrating subjective proficiency for themselves in mastering oral hygiene skills. The purpose of dental prophylaxis and oral hygiene paraphernalia are appraised.

 Keywords: Oral Hygiene; Operatory; Cubicle

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