The aim is to evaluate how clock position guides impact the working posture of dental hygiene students to alleviate discomfort.
Implemented training using clock position guides for posture correction.
Assessed changes in posture among dental hygiene students after training.
Evaluated self-reported discomfort levels in various body parts.
Participants reported reduced discomfort in the back, neck, and arms after training.
Observations indicated improved posture alignment during dental procedures.
Training led to a more consistent adoption of the neutral position.
Abstract
Using clock position guides for working posture training of dental hygiene students will help establish an appropriate neutral position and reduce discomfort in various body parts in dental workers.