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Economic aspects of the detection of occlusal dentine caries
Acta Odontologica Scandinavica, 2009To evaluate the cost of true-positive occlusal dentine caries detection in permanent molars assessed by: (I) visual-tactile examination, (II) visual-tactile examination combined with bitewing radiographs, and (III) selective radiographic examination of patients with lesions detected clinically.
Norlund, Anders +6 more
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Occlusal caries detection by using thermal imaging
Journal of Dentistry, 2010To explore the applicability of thermal changes associated with dehydration for the detection and quantification of early tooth decay on occlusal surfaces using infrared imaging.A total of 72 sites on 25 human teeth with various degrees of natural demineralisation have been used.
Zakian, C. M. +3 more
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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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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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[Probing and occlusal caries].
Fogorvosi szemle, 1991Occlusal fissures are one of the most frequent locations for dental caries. In order to detect early caries lesions in terms of "sticky fissures" tactile examinations with a sharp explorer are important parts of a classical clinical examination. The aim of the present investigation was to study whether probing with an explorer contributed to the ...
M, Madléna, G, Keszthelyi
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Reproducibility and accuracy of the ICDAS‐II for occlusal caries detection
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 2009Abstract – Objectives: The aim of this in vitro study was to assess the inter‐ and intra‐examiner reproducibility and the accuracy of the International Caries Detection and Assessment System‐II (ICDAS‐II) in detecting occlusal caries.Methods: One hundred and sixty‐three molars were independently assessed twice by two experienced dentists using the 0‐
Diniz, Michele Baffi +4 more
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Caries Research, 2003
The aim of this in vitro study was to assess the diagnostic performance of five methods of using the Electrical Caries Monitor (ECM) to detect caries lesions at enamel and dentine thresholds in occlusal molar surfaces with and without stain. Histological validation was performed in 152 occlusal sites in permanent molar teeth.
R P, Ellwood, D F, Côrtes
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The aim of this in vitro study was to assess the diagnostic performance of five methods of using the Electrical Caries Monitor (ECM) to detect caries lesions at enamel and dentine thresholds in occlusal molar surfaces with and without stain. Histological validation was performed in 152 occlusal sites in permanent molar teeth.
R P, Ellwood, D F, Côrtes
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Occlusal features and caries experience.
Proceedings of the Finnish Dental Society. Suomen Hammaslaakariseuran toimituksia, 1991It has been suggested that ideal occlusion would contribute to caries prevention, that crowding would predispose teeth to caries, and that enamel defects would increase caries susceptibility. Such opinions usually occur in textbooks or articles without any reference to relevant scientific evidence.
T, Palin-Palokas +1 more
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Dental update, 1998
The term 'hidden caries' is used to describe a carious lesion seen in dentine on a bitewing radiograph where clinically the occlusal enamel appears sound or only minimally demineralized. The relative rise in the number of clinically sound occlusal surfaces over the past two decades could be a reason why hidden caries has come into sharper focus for ...
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The term 'hidden caries' is used to describe a carious lesion seen in dentine on a bitewing radiograph where clinically the occlusal enamel appears sound or only minimally demineralized. The relative rise in the number of clinically sound occlusal surfaces over the past two decades could be a reason why hidden caries has come into sharper focus for ...
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Predicting Occlusal Caries Using the Electronic Caries Monitor
Caries Research, 2000P F, Ashley +3 more
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Occlusal Status, Caries, and Mastication
Journal of Dental Research, 1962E H, HIXON, P J, MASCHKA, P T, FLEMING
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