The present study is the first to have evaluated the effect of a GFD in the nonerosive form of GERD in CD patients, by means of clinical long-term follow-up, suggesting that GFD could be a useful approach in reducing GERD symptoms and in the prevention of recurrence.
After a review of several studies concerning the age classification of young individuals by using dental evidence, we must conclude that it is almost impossible to make a comparison among them. To rank the effectiveness of different methods is to challenge them with the same problem and data, looking at the results measured by the same accepted scoring rule. It could also be interesting to repeat the experiment in different conditions varying the reference population and considering if some important covariates, like sex and health status, influence the model performances.
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