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Caries detection and quantification with DIAGNOdent: prospects for occlusal and root caries?
International journal of computerized dentistry, 2005A possible consequence of light absorption as the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with molecules of the tooth's hard substances is, apart from the emission of heat, fluorescence. It was demonstrated that the emission spectra of enamel, dentin, and caries look alike upon excitation with red light; however, fluorescence increases with the ...
R, Haak, M J, Wicht
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[Occlusal caries of permanent molars of children - role of occlusal morphology].
Stomatologiia, 2009In transversal epidemiologic study of 960 children of the age 7-14 years dynamics of occlusal caries in permanent molars depending on the occlusal morphology was established. The diagnostic scale of Espelid et al. was used to diagnose occlusal caries and the classification of Hirano and Aoba was used in the analysis of occlusal morphology.
V, Kondeva +3 more
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Laser fluorescence detection of occlusal caries.
American journal of dentistry, 2003This study compared six diagnostic methods with a histologic standard, including diode laser fluorescence, caries detection dye, and an operating microscope.Diagnosis groups included: visual only (VO); visual and bitewing radiograph (VX); visual, bitewing radiograph and explorer (VXE); Global Protege operating microscope at x10 (S); caries detection ...
Matthew B, Tonioli +2 more
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Occlusal hidden caries: a bacteriological profile.
ASDC journal of dentistry for children, 1991Eleven teeth from nine patients with occlusal caries lesions beneath an apparently intact enamel surface were treated. Two dentine samples, one from the dentinoenamel junction (Sample A) and one just before all the caries appeared to be removed clinically (Sample B), were taken under aseptic conditions and examined for bacteria.
K L, Weerheijm +3 more
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Hidden occlusal caries: challenge for the dentist.
The New York state dental journal, 2008Hidden occlusal caries was defined 20 years ago as a dentinal caries lesion near the occlusal surface of the tooth, visible on a radiograph, where in visual examination the occlusal enamel is seen intact or minimally perforated. Hidden caries present the dentist with challenges in prevention, diagnosis, treatment planning, patient education and ...
Yehuda, Zadik, Ron, Bechor
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Occlusal caries: diagnosis and noninvasive treatments.
Quintessence international (Berlin, Germany : 1985), 1999The diagnosis of occlusal caries and the initiation of more effective treatment present a considerable challenge. Caries not only has decreased in prevalence, but also has changed in pattern and in progression because of the increased use of fluorides.
R T, Basting, M C, Serra
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The clinical diagnosis of occlusal caries: a problem.
ASDC journal of dentistry for children, 1989The problem of the diagnosis of occlusal caries is discussed on the basis of a pilot study. Out of twenty-six selected molars and premolars with a virtually intact enamel cover, twenty were found to be affected by occlusal caries extending into the dentine. In six cases in which the enamel was covered by a sealant, dentinal caries could not be excluded.
K L, Weerheijm +2 more
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A Method for the Evaluation of Occlusal Caries in the White Rat
Journal of Dental Research, 1960H, BLECHMAN, O P, GUPTA, H A, BARTELS
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