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Factors Influencing the Frequency of Bitewing Radiography in General Dental Practice
Abstract The aim of this study was to determine the influence of a range of patient and dentist factors on the prescription of bitewing radiography. A postal questionnaire of general dental practitioners working in the Birmingham and Manchester areas of England was used.
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Bitewing and Digital Bitewing Radiography for Detection of Caries Lesions
Journal of Dental Research, 2004When radiography is applied in the clinic for caries detection, the recommended technique is bitewing projection (Gröndahl, 1994). This technique was introduced by Raper (1925) and has continued with only minor alterations. The aims of this report are to provide evidence for (1) optimal bitewing recording for individual examinations and clinical trials,
A Wenzel
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Film tomography compared with film and digital bitewing radiography for proximal caries detection
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficiency of conventional tomography for proximal caries detection compared with conventional bitewing and digital intraoral radiography.In this study, 48 extracted human posterior permanent teeth were used.
Altunkaynak, Bülent +2 more
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Individual Identification by Means of Conventional Bitewing Film and Subtraction Radiography
Forensic Science International, 1995An analysis of simulated post- and antemortem (p.m. and a.m.) victim radiographs was performed. Existing pairs of bitewing radiographs randomly sampled from a large population of adolescents were used. Two categories of individuals were included based on dental therapy conditions (none or few simple fillings). Subtraction images were performed of pairs
L, Andersen, A, Wenzel
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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral Radiology
We compared the effective dose (E) and thyroid equivalent dose of 2 extraoral bitewing (EOBW) units and compared E with their respective panoramic (PAN) modes and with intraoral bitewing radiography (IOBW).Child and adult anthropomorphic phantoms with dosimeters were used to evaluate Orthophos SL, Rayscan α+, and 1 intraoral unit using rectangular and ...
Anne Dorsey, André Mol
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We compared the effective dose (E) and thyroid equivalent dose of 2 extraoral bitewing (EOBW) units and compared E with their respective panoramic (PAN) modes and with intraoral bitewing radiography (IOBW).Child and adult anthropomorphic phantoms with dosimeters were used to evaluate Orthophos SL, Rayscan α+, and 1 intraoral unit using rectangular and ...
Anne Dorsey, André Mol
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Journal of Dental Research, 2000
For both general practitioners and researchers in caries diagnostics, the true validity of available diagnostic techniques is of considerable interest. Yet, for both bitewing radiography and fiber-optic transillumination, this is still not accurately known, nor is it clear which of the two techniques performs best clinically.
J J Ten Bosch +2 more
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For both general practitioners and researchers in caries diagnostics, the true validity of available diagnostic techniques is of considerable interest. Yet, for both bitewing radiography and fiber-optic transillumination, this is still not accurately known, nor is it clear which of the two techniques performs best clinically.
J J Ten Bosch +2 more
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To compare panoramic radiographs made with the Scanora dental program and bitewing radiographs in the assessment of marginal bone tissue.Panoramic and posterior bitewing radiographs were made for 96 consecutive patients. Six observers assessed marginal bone level, and five observers identified the presence or absence of vertical bone defects and ...
Deimante, Ivanauskaite +3 more
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Scottish dentists' use of and opinions regarding bitewing radiography.
This study examined Scottish dentists' claimed use of and opinions regarding bitewing radiography. Information was obtained from a questionnaire sent to all dentists practising in Scotland in 1987 and from national statistics published in the Annual Reports of the Dental Practice Boards in the UK.
Pitts, N B, Fyffe, H E
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