Oral hygiene cannot be assessed

Check this option if a technical or clinical obstacle prevents the examination despite reasonable efforts by the care team.

Examples of common situations:

The patient firmly refuses the insertion of the Odontoscope® into the mouth, even after a kind explanation and reassurance attempts.
Frequent cases: cognitive impairment, suspected pain, jaw clenching, or agitation that prevents proper insertion or maintenance of the Odontoscope.
Presence of pain, lesions, or oral hypersensitivity that prevents device insertion (e.g., ulcers, fungal infections, mucositis, etc.).
Removable denture in place that the patient refuses to remove.
Technical or material issue: Odontoscope is damaged or deformed, making proper insertion impossible.
Defective lighting (e.g., broken smartphone flashlight or blocked access to the camera).
Blurry or poorly centered images, with the area of interest not visible.