2018
DOI: 10.1007/s40368-018-0388-y
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Evaluation of the efficiency of fluoride-releasing adhesives for preventing secondary caries in-vitro: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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“…Concerning the included in vitro studies, the risk of bias assessment was based on and adapted from the judgement model suggested by previous systematic reviews [34][35][36] for the assessment of risk of bias in in vitro trials. Therefore, the following eight domains were considered: quality check of samples; randomization of samples; sample-size calculation; homogeneity of samples; details of laser parameters used; fluoride application protocol; operator training; and blinding of operator.…”
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“…Concerning the included in vitro studies, the risk of bias assessment was based on and adapted from the judgement model suggested by previous systematic reviews [34][35][36] for the assessment of risk of bias in in vitro trials. Therefore, the following eight domains were considered: quality check of samples; randomization of samples; sample-size calculation; homogeneity of samples; details of laser parameters used; fluoride application protocol; operator training; and blinding of operator.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Recently, the work (Martins et al 2018) "Evaluation of the efficiency of fluoride-releasing adhesives for preventing secondary caries in vitro: a systematic review and metaanalysis" was published in European Archives of Paediatric Dentistry, which examined the efficiency of fluoride-releasing adhesives for preventing secondary caries in vitro. But here we had a question on section of search strategy in this work.…”
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