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Dental Clinics of North America, 2002
This article summarizes the effectiveness of restorative materials used to restore root surfaces, the mechanisms by which these materials reduce caries, and placement techniques for restoring root-surface lesions. Patients may be classified into low, medium, and high caries risk groups for root caries, and specific dental restorative material ...
John O, Burgess, John R, Gallo
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This article summarizes the effectiveness of restorative materials used to restore root surfaces, the mechanisms by which these materials reduce caries, and placement techniques for restoring root-surface lesions. Patients may be classified into low, medium, and high caries risk groups for root caries, and specific dental restorative material ...
John O, Burgess, John R, Gallo
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Predictors of root caries in the elderly
Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology, 1986Abstract In an attempt to determine the association between overall health status, medication history, and oral hygiene status and root caries, 24 older persons residing independently in the community and 23 residents of a nursing home were interviewed and received oral examinations, using the Oral Hygiene Index and the Root Caries Index.
M, Kitamura, H A, Kiyak, K, Mulligan
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Relationship of diet to root caries
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1995A Nutrition and Oral Health Study was conducted on 141 middle-aged and elderly adults (54% female and 46% male; aged 47-83 y, mean = 67; 51% college educated; and 89% white). This study reports on the relationship between root caries and diet. Nutritional composition was derived from two 3-d food diaries.
A S, Papas +4 more
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Diagnosis and Prediction of Root Caries
Advances in Dental Research, 1993Diagnosis is the process of recognizing diseases by their characteristic clinical signs and symptoms. Diagnostic ability varies considerably between and among examiners, and, consequently, the accuracy of the diagnosis can be questioned. Root caries is a disease for which there are several clinical signs (location, color, surface texture, and surface ...
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Root Surface Biofilms and Caries
2017Following gingival recession, which increases with age, the root surface becomes exposed, creating new environments for microbial colonization and biofilm formation. The formation of root surface biofilms is influenced by the availability and composition of saliva and gingival crevicular fluid; they provide components for the conditioning film ...
Thuy Do +3 more
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ROOT CARIES AND TREATING ROOT SURFACE CARIES
2014Kök çürü6ü klinik olarak kök yüzeyinden ba layan kök yüzeyinde s%n%rl% veya mine sement bile imindeki minenin alt%nda kaplayan yumu ak düzensiz ekilli lezyondur. Kök çürü6ü sadece kök yüzeyinin a6%z ortam%na aç%ld%6% durumlarda ba lar. Yetersiz a6%z hijyeni ve tükürük ak% h%z%nda azalma oldu6unda kök çürü6ü riski olu umu artmaktad%r.
ELİGÜZELOĞLU, Dt. Evrim +3 more
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Endogenous Enzymes in Root Caries
2017Similar to coronal caries, root caries results from a disequilibrium of the de-remineralization balance in favor of the demineralization process. It mainly involves a bacterial shift in favor of an increase in the proportion of acidogenic and aciduric bacteria.
Tchilalo, Boukpessi +2 more
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The Epidemiology of Root Surface Caries
Journal of Dental Research, 1990Although a secular decline is being seen in coronal caries in children in industrialized countries, there appears to be a relatively high prevalence of root caries, with chronologically older adults exhibiting the highest prevalences. This paper reviews the descriptive and analytical epidemiology of root caries as found in recent national, regional ...
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The Clinical Identification of Root Caries
Gerodontology, 1986This paper discusses a variety of considerations associated with the clinical identification of root caries. While focusing upon this clinical identification process from the perspective of the clinical researcher, the differing diagnostic needs between the clinical researcher and the dental practitioner are frequently addressed.
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Current opinion in dentistry, 1992
Increasing interest in root caries has resulted in several reports during the year. Problems with diagnosis, epidemiology, structural histopathology, and treatments have clarified some problems concerning root caries. Only active lesions should be registered, but it is important to search for lesions in the periodontal pocket.
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Increasing interest in root caries has resulted in several reports during the year. Problems with diagnosis, epidemiology, structural histopathology, and treatments have clarified some problems concerning root caries. Only active lesions should be registered, but it is important to search for lesions in the periodontal pocket.
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