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Detection and monitoring of early caries lesions: a review

European Archives of Paediatric Dentistry, 2015
To review the current evidence base of detecting and monitoring early carious lesions in children and adolescents and a rationale proposed to ensure that such lesions are identified and appropriately managed.The systematic literature search identified initially a review by Gomez and co-workers from 2013 and this still represents the current state of ...
Pretty, I A, Ekstrand, K R
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DIAGNOdent: An Optical Method for Caries Detection

Journal of Dental Research, 2004
The onset of caries is characterized by demineralization of dental hard tissues. Optimal fluoridation with respective oral hygiene habits and diet may stop the progression of a lesion and even allow for its remineralization. The aim of modern dentistry must be a preventive approach rather than invasive repair of the disease.
Adrian Lussi
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Radiopacity of restorations and detection of secondary caries

Dental Materials, 1991
The aim of this study was to compare the accuracy of radiographic diagnosis of secondary carious lesions adjacent to filling materials with different radiopacities. Class II preparations were made in extracted teeth. One group of teeth (n = 49) had caries in the gingival wall, simulating secondary caries. The control teeth (n = 29) had no caries. Three
I, Espelid, A B, Tveit, R L, Erickson, S C, Keck, E A, Glasspoole   +4 more
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Optical Methods for the Detection and Quantification of Caries

Advances in Dental Research, 1987
The commonly used clinical methods are inadequate for reliable diagnosis of caries lesions until demineralization is established. By the time a reliable diagnosis can be made, the damage is often irreversible, and restorative methods may be necessary to prevent further progress of the lesions.
B, Angmar-Månsson, J J, ten Bosch
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Detection of Occlusal Caries

2018
The detection of occlusal lesions is difficult because of the morphology of molars and premolars. Deep fissures are often plugged with organic material that can be stained over time or that can promote the beginning of the caries process. Deep fissures also often hamper direct sight of an existing incipient caries lesion that might therefore be ...
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Evaluation of a Vibrotactile Simulator for Dental Caries Detection

Simulation in Healthcare: The Journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, 2017
Introduction Developed to educate dental students in caries detection, the VerroTeach simulator allows dental faculty to share, record, and replay the tactile vibrations felt through a dental hand instrument. We assessed this simulation approach by asking experienced dental educators to evaluate the system’s real-time and video
Kuchenbecker, K., Parajon, R., Maggio, M.   +2 more
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Caries detection and diagnosis: Novel technologies

Journal of Dentistry, 2006
Recent years have seen an increase in research activity surrounding diagnostic methods, particularly in the assessment of early caries lesions. The drive for this has come from two disparate directions. The first is from the dentifrice industry who are keen to develop techniques that would permit caries clinical trials (CCTs) to be reduced in duration ...
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CARIES DETECTION AND PREVENTION WITH LASER ENERGY

Dental Clinics of North America, 2000
Laser light can be used in the visible region (blue or red) as a tool for the detection of carious lesions. Techniques developed to date for early caries detection by laser light rely on fluorescence naturally from the tooth material or from bacterial by-products.
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CARIES DETECTION

Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, 2006
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Caries detection

Dental Abstracts, 2010
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