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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Caries detection"”.
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Ability of Caries Detection Methods to Determine Caries Lesion Activity
Background: Non-cavitated caries lesions form due to acid diffusion and demineralization of enamel subsurface with an intact surface layer (SL). Caries lesions progress when the outcome of demineralization and remineralization processes over time is net mineral loss. Lesions that continue to …
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Automated Teeth Extraction and Dental Caries Detection in Panoramic X-ray
Dental caries is one of the most chronic diseases that involves the majority of people at least once during their lifetime. This expensive disease accounts for 5-10% of the healthcare budget in developing countries. Caries lesions appear as the result of dental biofi lm metabolic activity, caused …
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Diagnostic Accuracy and Reproducibility of Conventional and Novel Caries Detection Methods as Determined by Histology and Micro-CT; A Study<i> In Vitro</i>
<b>Background</b>: Dental caries is considered as one of the most common human diseases. In its early stages, it can be treated preventively where the lesion can be arrested or even remineralised. As such, early caries detection and monitoring is required to determine the severity and activity of …
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Zahngesundheit, Halitosis und Mundatmung bei zehn- bis fünfzehnjährigen Kindern: Eine potenzielle Verbindung
… durch Auswertung der ICDAS-Werte (International Caries Detection and Assessment System für Karies) bzw. der CPI-Werte (Community Periodontal Index für Gingivitis). Ein standardisierter Fragebogen wurde benutzt, um die Selbsteinschätzungen der Mundatmergewohnheiten und Halitosis auszuwerten.
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Performance of several diagnostic systems on detection of occlusal primary caries in permanent teeth
Detection of caries at an early stage is unequivocally essential for early preventive intervention. Longitudinal assessment of caries lesions, especially under the opaque preventive sealant, would be of utmost importance to the dental community. OBJECTIVES: The aim of this two-part in-vitro study …
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The Effectiveness of Teledentistry Versus In-Person Examination on Dental Caries Evaluation
… versus in-person examination for dental caries diagnosis. Methods: This is a systematic review and meta-analysis studies comparing the effectiveness of teledentistry versus in-person examination for dental caries diagnosis. The eligibility criteria were peer-reviewed studies published in …
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Caries Management by Risk Assessment: Best Practice for Long-Term Care Residents
<p>The goal of the Caries Management by Risk Assessment (CAMBRA) initiative was to cultivate a comprehensive oral care program that placed current best practices into the organizational policy of the facility’s palliative and end-of-life care unit. After preliminary unit assessments and root cause …
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Risk Indicators for Dental Caries in Three Scottish Prison Populations
… poorer health outcomes, including higher dental caries experience, when compared to the general population. Whilst, as a whole, prisoners are disparate there are also vulnerable sub-populations, including women, young offenders, and the elderly. There is scope to inform future health improvement …
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Impedance spectroscopy: non-invasive measurements for human tissues characterization
L'abstract è presente nell'allegato / the abstract is in the attachment
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Near-infrared imaging of artificial enamel caries lesions with a scanning fiber endoscope
… near-infrared imaging has great potential for detection of dental caries lesions. A miniature scanning fiber endoscope (SFE) operating at near-infrared (NIR) wavelengths was developed and used in this study to test whether the device could be used to discriminate demineralized enamel from sound …
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Identification of esters in carious dentine Staining and chemo-mechanical excavation
Dental caries is clinically seen as a yellowish-brown discoloration that can be explained by the reactions between proteins and sugars resulting in Maillard products. However, the discoloration of carious dentine is an imprecise indicator of whether or not the dentine is caries free. Other …