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Modified IOTN: an orthodontic treatment need index for use in oral health surveys
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 2001Abstract – This paper reports the results of a study of the reliability of a modified version of the Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need (IOTN) for use in oral health surveys. Twelve non‐specialist dental examiners were trained in the use of the Modified IOTN using a standardised teaching protocol lasting approximately 1.5 hours.
Cynthia M Pine, Girvan Burnside
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IOTN (DHC): Is It Supported By Evidence?
Dental Update, 2006The strength of the evidence linking some common malocclusion traits (which are used as the basis for IOTN classification) with dental disease is reviewed. It is concluded that IOTN is not a reliable predictor of the potential impact of malocclusion on future dental health, and that alternative indices, which place greater emphasis on the aesthetic ...
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Periodontal status and IOTN interventions among young hemophiliacs
Haemophilia, 2006Summary. Fifty‐two young individuals suffering from severe haemophilia A and B volunteered to be compared with school‐ and college‐going students for oral health status description and subsequent management. A total of 244 students (84.42% boys and 15.58% girls) with the age group of 13–23 years were divided into two groups, A and B (controls).
S, Azhar, N, Yazdanie, N, Muhammad
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Evaluating orthodontic treatment using par & iotn indices
Journal of Pierre Fauchard Academy (India Section), 2010The objective of this study was to assess the differences between the treatment effectiveness of non extraction cases treated with Begg and Pre Adjusted Edgewise Appliance by PAR and IOTN index. The Pre, Post and 1 year Post treatment records of twenty patients, who were treated in Orthodontic department of the Bapuji Dental College and Hospital ...
Dabas Ashish +4 more
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Does the GDP need to know about IOTN?
Dental Update, 2003‘Two-tier dental systems planned’; ‘Children in need of orthodontic treatment to go without’ … recent scaremonger headlines from consumer reports exaggerate the latest potential effects of this government's plans to target financial resources at those in greatest need.
Waring, David, Jones, J. Warren
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European Journal of Orthodontics, 2022
Summary Background Orthodontic therapy aims to treat misaligned teeth and jaws to improve dental occlusion as well as the function and aesthetics of the masticatory system. Continuous data collection to check treatment quality is of great importance for the constant optimization of orthodontic care.
Franziska A Coenen +5 more
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Summary Background Orthodontic therapy aims to treat misaligned teeth and jaws to improve dental occlusion as well as the function and aesthetics of the masticatory system. Continuous data collection to check treatment quality is of great importance for the constant optimization of orthodontic care.
Franziska A Coenen +5 more
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EMSNDP: Energy Minimized Optimal Zone Selection of Sensor Network to Build the Data Path for IoTN
Wireless Personal Communications, 2021Wireless sensor network contains a huge volume of sensors that are capable of observing environmental data and conveying that information to the base station. The zone routing is a way to group sensors into multiple clusters in sensing field. In general, each zone has a single co-ordinator that operates as a zone head and accountable to collect the ...
Prophess Raj Kumar Nalluri +1 more
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The development of a tactile graphic version of IOTN for visually impaired patients
Clinical Orthodontics and Research, 2000The Index of Orthodontic Treatment Need (IOTN) is a visual‐based index and has been widely used. This paper describes the development and evaluation of tactile graphics representing the aesthetic component (AC) of IOTN for the use of visually impaired patients (VI).
M, AlSarheed, R, Bedi, N, Hunt
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Orthodontic Waves, 2010
Orthod Waves-Jpn Ed 2009; 68(3): 142–154Abstract: Although some epidemiological investigations of malocclusion have been carried out using original indices in Japan, few studies using the internati...
Atsushi Watanabe +5 more
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Orthod Waves-Jpn Ed 2009; 68(3): 142–154Abstract: Although some epidemiological investigations of malocclusion have been carried out using original indices in Japan, few studies using the internati...
Atsushi Watanabe +5 more
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Journal of the Irish Dental Association, 2015
A summary of the HSE guidelines for eligibility for orthodontic treatment so that dentists have a visual guide to which cases should be referred to a specialist. Throughout our professional lives, we will be asked the question: “will I need braces?” A self-conscious teenager might ask, but what a worried parent may really be wondering is: “will my ...
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A summary of the HSE guidelines for eligibility for orthodontic treatment so that dentists have a visual guide to which cases should be referred to a specialist. Throughout our professional lives, we will be asked the question: “will I need braces?” A self-conscious teenager might ask, but what a worried parent may really be wondering is: “will my ...
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