Health Self-Assessment
Occupational Health Self-Assessment for Dentists
Research shows that 82.4% of dentists suffer from musculoskeletal disorders, yet most cannot pinpoint their own risks. These self-assessment tools help you locate the problems — your answers stay in your own browser.
Self-Assessment Tools
Start With Any of Them
Assess your risk first, then check your workstation, then start exercising and keep an eye on symptoms. The four tools build on each other.
Step 1
15-Question Ergonomics Self-Assessment
Out of 45 points — the higher your score, the greater your strain risk. Results appear automatically when you finish, and you can retake it anytime.
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Answer based on how things have really been over the past 3 months. Your answers are stored only in your own browser — they survive a refresh.
Posture & Body Position
4 questions · max 12 points
Equipment & Instrument Layout
4 questions · max 12 points
Workload & Breaks
3 questions · max 9 points
Musculoskeletal Symptoms
4 questions · max 12 points
Equipment Is a Key Piece
Many Lost Points Trace Back to Equipment
Many of the deductions — "bending your head more than 30°", "squinting and leaning in", "long stretches without breaks" — come from not seeing clearly. Properly fitted loupes let you see the operating field with a neutral head and neck, and a headlight keeps illumination following your line of sight. Fix the posture, and the score follows.
Want to See How Much Loupes Can Improve?
Tell us about your daily procedures, and we will recommend the loupe and headlight setup that fits your practice.