The pediatric dentistry project followed a professional design process, starting with comprehensive research on pediatric dentistry and children's dental fears, while incorporating the peak-end theory. The team ideated and prototyped the Toothtales app, Monster Park offline experience, and interactive dental tools. This project was designed in 12-weeks course called GRAP2256 Comm Design Expertise - Ext of RMIT University, and I got 93/100 HD.
Toothtales designed to revolutionize the dental experience for children.Transforming Dental Visits into Engaging Adventures for Children!
Toothtales is an innovative app designed to enhance the dental experience for children. With Toothtales, parents have the convenience of booking appointments for their kids with just a few taps. The app takes children on an exciting adventure in Monster Park, where they can immerse themselves in a playful environment and learn about dental care through interactive and educational activities. Say goodbye to dental anxiety as Toothtales brings smiles, fun, and good oral health together in one app.
Design Brief:
My project can help improve children's dental experiences, it can have a positive impact on their overall well-being, as well as on the parents and caregivers who may be concerned about their children's dental health. By providing a more positive dental experience, my project can also help to reduce fear and anxiety associated with dental visits, which can contribute to better oral health habits in the long term. In terms of citizen power, my project could empower parents and caregivers to feel more confident in their ability to provide their children with good dental care. It could also raise awareness of the importance of good dental health, which could lead to greater engagement and involvement in dental health initiatives at the community level.
This project was developed by:
- Yu Bi
