According to the dental hygiene process of care, the following are reasons why a care plan is successful at achieving a desired outcome of care except:

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To support the dental hygiene process of care, intervention strategies must be client-centered for a dental hygiene care plan to be successful at achieving a desired outcome of care. Client-centered intervention strategies directly address the identified contributors to a client's unmet need, whereas service-oriented care applies the same series of services and length of appointment time without consideration of the individual needs of the client. For a care plan to be successful, the care plan goals must address the supporting evidence of the dental hygiene diagnosis for an unmet human need. A dental hygienist that continually monitors a client's progress toward achieving care plan goals is able to recognize the successes of the care plan and when a care plan needs to be modified to attain the desired outcomes.

According to the Dental Hygiene Process of Care, the Following