Dental Caries Concept

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• 37% silver diamine fluoride is more effective than 12% silver diamine fluoride in arresting caries in the primary dentition  Academic Article
• A Randomized Controlled Trial of Caries Prevention in Dental Practice  Academic Article
• A Systematic Review of the Relationship Between Breastfeeding and Early Childhood Caries  Academic Article
• A practical approach to evidence-based dentistry: V  Academic Article
• A systematic overview of the relationship between infant feeding caries and breast-feeding.  Academic Article
• Accuracy for predicting caries in preschool-aged children seems to vary across risk assessment tools  Academic Article
• Active caries, consequences of untreated caries, and tooth pain relate to only a small decrease in older adults’ quality of life  Academic Article
• Advice on caries prevention and caries risk may be associated with the odds of having unsatisfactory quality restorations in 12-year-old children  Academic Article
• Age and time of successive appointment seem to be associated with the success of stepwise excavation procedures  Academic Article
• Although silver diamine fluoride arrested caries sooner than fluoride varnish, the overall proportion of arrested caries was not importantly different after 30 months  Academic Article
• An in vitro evaluation of microtensile bond strengths of two adhesive bonding agents to residual dentine after caries removal using three excavation techniques  Academic Article
• Association between severe unaddressed dental needs and developmental health at school entry in Canada: a cross-sectional study  Academic Article
• Breast-feeding up to 11 months associated with lower decayed, missing, and filled surfaces index and lower caries prevalence up to 4 years of age  Academic Article
• Calcium hydroxide seems to not result in important benefits compared with other liners for treating deep carious lesions in primary teeth  Academic Article
• Children and adolescents with Down syndrome seem to have a lower prevalence of caries experience than those without Down syndrome  Academic Article
• Clinical Performance of Two Fluorescence-Based Methods in Detecting Occlusal Caries Lesions in Primary Teeth  Academic Article
• Clinical Performance of Two Visual Scoring Systems in Detecting and Assessing Activity Status of Occlusal Caries in Primary Teeth  Academic Article
• Comparison of the effects of secondary prevention in schoolchildren between hospitals with and without mobile dental services in Southern Thailand  Academic Article
• Cost-Effectiveness of Caries Prevention in Practice: A Randomized Controlled Trial  Academic Article
• Craniofacial and dental findings in cystinosis  Academic Article
• Dental therapists can probably assess decayed, missing, and filled teeth with high accuracy in 5-year-old children  Academic Article
• Dentine-Lead Levels and Dental Caries in First Nation Children from the Western James Bay Region of Northern Ontario, Canada  Academic Article
• Evidence suggests a small association between malocclusions and caries in adolescents  Academic Article
• Evidence-based clinical practice guideline on nonrestorative treatments for carious lesions  Academic Article
• Feasibility of the International Caries Detection and Assessment System (ICDAS-II) in Epidemiological Surveys and Comparability with Standard World Health Organization Criteria  Academic Article
• Fissure sealants and fluoride varnish were not different in terms of their effectiveness in preventing dental caries in permanent first molars  Academic Article
• Fluoride varnish 4 times a year may reduce the number of surfaces with caries in young children  Academic Article
• Fluoride varnish and fluoride film reduce the area and increase the fluorescence of postorthodontic white-spot lesions  Academic Article
• Fluoride-based caries prevention program probably results in a small reduction in the incidence of caries compared with advice only  Academic Article
• Fluoride-releasing resin adhesive did not prevent formation of white-spot lesions related to fixed-orthodontic appliances compared with conventional adhesive  Academic Article
• Frequency of feeding episodes at age 1 year likely to be positively associated with caries at age 3 years  Academic Article
• Hall technique probably has higher success rates than a nonrestorative treatment or conventional restorations in primary molars with carious lesions  Academic Article
• Health years equivalents as a measurement of preferences for dental interventions.  Academic Article
• In vitro Comparison of Nyvad’s System and ICDAS-II with Lesion Activity Assessment for Evaluation of Severity and Activity of Occlusal Caries Lesions in Primary Teeth  Academic Article
• Increasing concentration and application frequency of silver diamine fluoride results in more arrested carious lesions being stained black but no other important adverse effects  Academic Article
• Infiltration or sealing of noncavitated proximal carious lesions is probably effective in preventing their progression compared with noninvasive strategies  Academic Article
• Influence of the Discomfort Reported by Children on the Performance of Approximal Caries Detection Methods  Academic Article
• Insufficient evidence about the association between caries and type 1 diabetes and metabolic status in children and adolescents  Academic Article
• Insufficient evidence about the effects of fluoride supplements taken during pregnancy in preventing childhood caries  Academic Article
• Insufficient evidence about the influence of tooth characteristics on pit-and-fissure sealant performance  Academic Article
• Insufficient evidence for the effectiveness of nonfluoride agents on caries prevention in primary dentition  Academic Article
• Insufficient evidence of the superiority of near-infrared light transillumination over bite-wing digital radiograph for detecting early interproximal carious lesions  Academic Article
• Insufficient evidence to claim that more frequent toothbrushing reduces the risk of developing new caries  Academic Article
• Is Asthma a Risk Factor for Dental Caries? Findings from a Cohort Study  Academic Article
• LEVEL (Logical Explanations & Visualizations of Estimates in Linear mixed models): recommendations for reporting multilevel data and analyses  Academic Article
• Low incidence and slow progression of caries in children consuming polyol-containing candies, but no differences important to patients consuming polyols  Academic Article
• Microbiochemical Analysis of Carious Dentine Using Raman and Fluorescence Spectroscopy  Academic Article
• Molar–incisor hypomineralization seems to be associated with caries experience, but the magnitude of this association is yet to be reliably determined  Academic Article
• Motivational intervention with dental nurse reduces the risk of developing new caries in children who have undergone tooth extraction  Academic Article
• No differences in pain or infection in children with carious primary molars treated with a preventive strategy, a biological strategy, or caries removal and restoration  Academic Article
• No evidence of an association between caries at age 6 years and oral health–related quality of life at age 10 years  Academic Article
• Nonrestorative Treatments for Caries: Systematic Review and Network Meta-analysis  Academic Article
• Optimizing the mix of basic dental services for Southern Thai schoolchildren based on resource consumption, service needs and parental preference  Academic Article
• Oral health behaviours of parents and young children in a practice-based caries prevention trial in Northern Ireland  Academic Article
• Oral hygiene instruction does not seem to have a distinct effect in patients with chronic periodontitis and high caries experience  Academic Article
• People who report practicing interdental cleaning frequently are less likely to have caries and periodontal disease  Academic Article
• Performance of a Pen-Type Laser Fluorescence Device and Conventional Methods in Detecting Approximal Caries Lesions in Primary Teeth – in vivo Study  Academic Article
• Periodic health examination, 1995 update: 2. Prevention of dental caries. The Canadian Task Force on the Periodic Health Examination.  Academic Article
• Preface  Academic Article
• Prevention strategies at school may be effective in reducing the incidence of early childhood caries  Academic Article
• Prevention versus cure: Measuring parental preferences for sealants and fillings as treatments for childhood caries in Southern Thailand  Academic Article
• Promoting Oral Health From Birth Through Childhood  Academic Article
• Proximal sealing of permanent first molars adjacent to primary second molars with active distal caries may help prevent carious lesion development and progression after 3 and one-half years  Academic Article
• Public health aspects of third molar surgery. The effect of surgeons' treatment thresholds on efficiency and effectiveness.  Academic Article
• Questionnaire for measuring oral health-related quality of life in eight- to ten-year-old children.  Academic Article
• Radiographic and Laser Fluorescence Methods Have No Benefits for Detecting Caries in Primary Teeth  Academic Article
• Regular oral health education is effective in reducing caries incidence whereas fluoride varnish seems to have no added benefit  Academic Article
• Repairing class II restorations seems to increase the longevity of direct class II restorations, but the benefit may vary substantially depending on the operator  Academic Article
• Resin infiltration as an adjunct to fluoride varnish seems to reduce the risk of noncavitated proximal carious lesions’ progressing after 2 years in patients at high risk of developing caries  Academic Article
• Resin infiltration is effective in arresting proximal carious lesions after 3 years, but the magnitude of the benefit is uncertain  Academic Article
• Resin infiltration is probably effective in reducing the progression of noncavitated proximal carious lesions in primary molars  Academic Article
• Resin infiltration reduces the risk of experiencing proximal caries progression after 7 years  Academic Article
• Restoration of approximal carious lesions - application of decision analysis  Academic Article
• School-based dental sealant program was effective in preventing carious lesions in first molars  Academic Article
• Self-limiting excavation seems to increase the odds of success 1 year after deep carious lesion removal compared with a conventional protocol  Academic Article
• Silver diamine fluoride seems to be effective in preventing and arresting root caries in older adults compared with placebo, but there is very low certainty in the magnitude of the benefit  Academic Article
• Smokers seem to have more caries than nonsmokers, but no causal link can be assumed  Academic Article
• Some topical fluoride agents may result in a small decrease in root caries compared with no treatment after 2 years  Academic Article
• Stepwise and partial caries removal probably have high success rates up to 3 years after treatment of deep carious lesions, but partial caries removal is more likely to preserve tooth vitality  Academic Article
• Stepwise caries removal seems to result in more successful treatments than nonselective caries removal 5 years after treatment  Academic Article
• Systematic review suggests important variability in the incidence of caries after radiotherapy  Academic Article
• The Use of Fluoride Varnish in Primary Care in Ontario: A Qualitative Study.  Academic Article
• The relative cost effectiveness of water fluoridation across communities: analysis of variations according to underlying caries levels.  Academic Article
• There are probably no differences in arrest of white-spot lesions and plaque composition between remineralizing and nonfluoridated toothpastes  Academic Article
• There is probably a small association between sugar-sweetened beverages and caries burden in 10-year-old children, but there is no evidence of such association among 15-year-old children  Academic Article
• There is probably little to no difference in oral health–related quality of life and anxiety in children with carious lesions treated using 3 different strategies  Academic Article
• There may not be an important difference in clinical performance between lined and unlined root caries restorations after 5 years  Academic Article
• There seem to be no differences between the benefits of resin-based sealants with and without fluoride in cooperative children at high risk of developing caries  Academic Article
• Time-correlated single-photon counting fluorescence lifetime confocal imaging of decayed and sound dental structures with a white-light supercontinuum source  Academic Article
• Tooth loss, periodontal disease, and dental caries may be associated with decreased oral health–related quality of life, but there is no evidence about the magnitude of this association  Academic Article
• Total Breast-Feeding Duration and Dental Caries in Healthy Urban Children  Academic Article
• Uncertainty about the accuracy of extraoral bite-wing radiography for detecting proximal caries and marginal bone loss owing to study limitations  Academic Article
• Untreated dental caries associated with small worsening of oral health–related quality of life in 1- to 3-year-old children  Academic Article
• Validation of Visual Caries Activity Assessment  Academic Article
• Validity and Reliability of a Questionnaire for Measuring Child Oral-health-related Quality of Life  Academic Article
• Very low certainty in evidence suggesting no differences in caries development when comparing glass ionomer cement sealants and resin-based sealants  Academic Article
• Very small differences in caries, periodontal parameters, and tooth loss between powered and manual toothbrushing after 11 years  Academic Article
• Visual Inspection for Caries Detection  Academic Article
• [Oral health of Canadian children of French origin].  Academic Article