The Evaluation of Knowledge and Behavior of Medical Doctors about Toothbrush Disinfection

ABSTRACT
 Objective: The aim of this study was to evaluate the knowledge and behavior medical doctors about toothbrush disinfection. 
 Methods: This included 170 (63 females, 107 males). Participants filled out standard questionnaires which contained 18 items into three parts: demographic data, personal oral hygiene practices-patient recommendations disinfection, Data analyses were performed with t-tests, chi-squared tests, Fisher’s exact where appropriate. Results: Regarding practices; most reported that they brushed their teeth at least twice a day changed toothbrushes once every months. Statistically significant differences found between females males for these questions (p < 0.05). Most participants stored in an open-topped holder shared other individuals toothpaste individuals. mostly did not any advice patients usage. Conclusion: disinfection; lack disinfection disinfect own toothbrushes. On hand, thought necessary everyone. results showed majority unaware subject.