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An alternative treatment of proximal marginal caries in crowned teeth
The Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 1984R adiographic discovery of recurrent caries at the gingival margin of a complete crown restoration is a discouraging event for both patient and dentist. The treatment usually requires removal and remake of the crown. Cost, treatment time, patient health, and other considerations often dictate an alternative treatment, even if not ideal.
W J, Mansfield, J S, Shay
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Comparison of xeroradiographs and film for detection of proximal surface caries
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1984Ten practitioners examined the xeroradiographic and film images of extracted teeth to determine which type of image is better able to show carious lesions.
S C, White, L, Hollender, B M, Gratt
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Rate of Initial Proximal Caries Lesion Progression in High Caries-Risk Adults
Operative DentistryABSTRACT Rationale: In adults, caries lesions develop predominantly on proximal surfaces; however, evidence regarding the rate of proximal caries progression in this population remains limited.
I, Alfarhan, A, Faridoun, Q, Alomari
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Effects of the automatic exposure compensation on the proximal caries diagnosis
Dentomaxillofacial Radiology, 2005To elucidate the effect of automatic exposure compensation (AEC) on the diagnostic accuracy of proximal caries by comparing several digital intraoral imaging systems with a film.Twenty-seven extracted teeth served as proximal caries samples. Three digital radiographic systems; the Compuray, the Dixel, and the Sens-A-Ray without scintillator layer, and ...
Okamura, K +6 more
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Relationship between proximal cavity design and recurrent caries
The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1988A total of 375 Class II restorations were divided into short, intermediate, and long groups according to occlusal-gingival length and its relationship to the contact area of adjacent teeth as determined radiographically. Recurrent caries at the gingival margin was studied during a 2-year period. Restorations with gingival margins ending occlusal to the
P F, Otto, J T, Rule
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Effect of Interdental Flossing on the Incidence of Proximal Caries in Children
Journal of Dental Research, 1977A clinical study was designed to evaluate the effect of frequent interdental flossing on the incidence of proximal dental caries. School children from a fluoride-deficient area were studied after clinical and radiographic examinations. Each child had at least one contralateral pair of intact, contacting proximal tooth surfaces between the distal ...
G Z, Wright, D W, Banting, W H, Feasby
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Infiltrating/Sealing Proximal Caries Lesions
Journal of Dental Research, 2012This randomized split-mouth controlled clinical trial aimed at assessing the therapeutic effects of infiltration vs. sealing for controlling caries progression on proximal surfaces. Out of 90 adult students/patients assessed at university clinics and agreeing to participate, 39, each with 3 proximal lesions identified radiographically around the enamel-
Martignon, S +4 more
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Extraoral bitewings in proximal caries diagnosis in high caries-risk children
Purpose: Recent studies have found visual and tactile examination to be superior in caries diagnosis than conventional intra-oral radiography (mainly bitewings and periapicals). Extra-oral bitewing radiograph (EBW) is a patient-friendly, non-aerosol-generating technique. To date, the sole studies on EBWs have been in-vitro, and though encouraging, theyopenaire +1 more source
[The pairing of proximal caries].
La Revue odontologique, 2007P, MARONNEAUD, P, MARCARE
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