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Prediction of the need for bitewing radiography in detecting caries in the primary dentition
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 1994Abstract In recent literature some controversy has been reported regarding the prescription of bitewing radiography for caries diagnosis, particularly in children. While the low prevalence of caries justified the decision not to take radiographs, it has also been reported that the benefits of detecting slowly progressing, clinically undetectable ...
F J, Roeters +3 more
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Individual identification by means of conventional bitewing film and subtraction radiography
Forensic Science International, 1995An analysis of simulated post- and antemortem (p.m. and a.m.) victim radiographs was performed. Existing pairs of bitewing radiographs randomly sampled from a large population of adolescents were used. Two categories of individuals were included based on dental therapy conditions (none or few simple fillings). Subtraction images were performed of pairs
L, Andersen, A, Wenzel
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British Dental Journal, 1973
Radiography and radiology for the dental practitioner. 3.
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Radiography and radiology for the dental practitioner. 3.
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Absorbed dose to organs in the head and neck from bitewing radiography.
Dentomaxillofacial Radiology, 1991Dose measurements were carried out to estimate the absorbed dose to organs at risk from bitewing radiography under exposure conditions similar to those found in general dental practice in The Netherlands. The measurements were carried out in the head and neck of a Rando phantom using TLD-100 ribbons.
X L, Velders +2 more
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British Dental Journal, 1992
This 'personal view' makes recommendations on the use of the bitewing radiograph in the diagnosis of dental caries on the basis of published evidence about the disease and available diagnostic methods. It suggests that posterior bitewing radiographs are required for all new patients if the approximal surfaces of the teeth cannot be examined directly ...
N B, Pitts, E A, Kidd
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This 'personal view' makes recommendations on the use of the bitewing radiograph in the diagnosis of dental caries on the basis of published evidence about the disease and available diagnostic methods. It suggests that posterior bitewing radiographs are required for all new patients if the approximal surfaces of the teeth cannot be examined directly ...
N B, Pitts, E A, Kidd
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Journal of Dentistry, 1989
A study is reported comparing the diagnostic yield of panoramic and posterior bitewing radiographs when used to image periodontal bone disease. It is concluded that there is a high concordance between the findings from the two types of radiographs but that the concordance varies with the degree of bone loss and tooth type.
L, Akesson +4 more
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A study is reported comparing the diagnostic yield of panoramic and posterior bitewing radiographs when used to image periodontal bone disease. It is concluded that there is a high concordance between the findings from the two types of radiographs but that the concordance varies with the degree of bone loss and tooth type.
L, Akesson +4 more
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Classification of Approximal Caries in Bitewing Radiographs Using Convolutional Neural Networks
Sensors, 2021Aura Conci, Luciana Bastos
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Collimator-to-patient distance: Effects on dose for posterior bitewing radiography
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral Radiology, 2023Colin LaPrade +2 more
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