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A survey on misunderstanding of dental scaling in Hong Kong
International Journal of Dental Hygiene, 2008Abstract: There is no information on the misunderstanding of dental scaling; on whether the misunderstanding affects the general public to go for scaling or not; on complaints about dental scaling and suggestion of who should educate the public in the existing literature.
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Research in Developmental Disabilities, 2014 [[abstract]]Limited studies with large samples have been conducted on the utilization of dental calculus scaling among people with physical or mental disabilities.
Wen-Chen Tsai
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The Dental Neglect and Dental Indifference scales compared
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 2002AbstractObjectives:The objective was to determine whether the Dental Neglect and Dental Indifference scales measure similar constructs and have similar associations in the same population sample.Methods:A random sample of 600 residents in the Dunedin South Electorate were sent a self‐report questionnaire containing the Dental Neglect scale and the ...
Jamieson, L., Thomson, W.
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Assessment of a dental anxiety scale
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1978A number of different sets of data concerning the Corah Dental Anxiety Scale were evaluated. The data indicate that the scale is a reliable, valid, and useful measure of dental anxiety. It can be successfully used in the dental office or in research projects.
N L, Corah, E N, Gale, S J, Illig
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Dental scaling in the callitrichinae
International Journal of Primatology, 1993Callitrichines share several morphological features that appear to be derived among anthropoid primates. One view maintains that some of them are the consequence of a rapid reduction in body size in the common ancestor of callitrichines. This hypothesis predicts that callitrichines should have relatively large teeth for their body size in comparison to
J. Michael Plavcan, Anne M. Gomez
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Spatial scale in analysis of the dental plaque microbiome
Periodontology 2000, 2021AbstractEcologists have long recognized the importance of spatial scale in understanding structure‐function relationships among communities of organisms within their environment. Here, we review historical and contemporary studies of dental plaque community structure in the context of three distinct scales: the micro (1‐10 µm), meso (10‐100 µm) and ...
Gary G, Borisy, Alex M, Valm
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The Dental Anxiety Scale and Effects of Dental Fear on Salivary Cortisol
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2005Only a few studies have investigated use of the Dental Anxiety Scale in dental fear-induced neuroendocrine changes. The present study examined 19 female patients, each at two timepoints across an educational and a treatment session within a periodontitis therapy. Subjective measures included a visual analogue scale, the STAI State scale, and the Dental
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Avoidance of dental visits: the predictive validity of three dental anxiety scales
Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 2000The purpose of this study was to determine the sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values for Corah's Dental Anxiety Scale (DAS) and two modified versions of it (MDAS; MDAS/4). A questionnaire was mailed to a simple random sample of 1,190 25-year-old residents in the west of Norway in 1997. Half the sample received DAS, the other
O, Haugejorden, K S, Klock
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Validation of the Dental Fear Scale and the Dental Belief Survey in a Norwegian sample
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 1997Abstract –The aim of this study was to validate the Kleinknecht's Dental Fear Scale and the Getz's Dental Belief Survey in a Norwegian sample by 1) testing their ability to discriminate between fearful (n= 151) and regular (n= 160) patients, and 2) correlating them. Both instruments were highly reliable (Cronbach's alpha >0.90).
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Strategy for Large-Scale Dental Automation
Dental Clinics of North America, 1986Widespread automation across the scope of dental practice, education, research and administration is anticipated. Without a strategic plan to guide automation efforts, the prospects for cohesive automation of the profession are dim. Development of comprehensive data standards and electronic communications protocols are required.
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