In vivo validity of proximal caries detection in primary teeth, with histological validation

Subka, Samiya; Rodd, Helen; Nugent, Zoann; Deery, Chris

doi:10.1111/ipd.12478

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“…The basis of the site of caries occurrence, depends on various factors. Subka S et al, 2019 10 have stated that the tight contact points between proximal surfaces of primary molars lead to higher plaque accumulation thus contributing to initiation and progression of proximal carious lesions. Moreover, the presence or absence of generalized spaces (Baume spaces) in primary dentition also leads to proximal lesions as there are primate spaces mesial to upper canine and distal to lower primary canine in mandibular arch because of which in mandibular primary first molar (D), distal surface has tight proximal contacts in comparison to the mesial surface thus leading to increased prevalence of caries (Addy M, 2006).…”

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Caries Pattern In Primary Molars With Early Pulpal Involvement In Mixed Dentition

Arora¹,

Gupta²,

Garg³

et al. 2021

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INTRODUCTION: Caries in primary dentition may lead to high risk in permanent dentition; it is therefore important to identify those children who are caries affected. Specific and distinct patterns of caries attack might indicate a distinct etiology or are most likely associated with the subsequent development of carious lesions on other surfaces of teeth.AIM: To assess caries susceptibility and prevalence in primary teeth and evaluate the prevalence of caries according to individual molar surfaces in 4-8 year old children.MATERIAL AND METHODS: A cross sectional retrospective study was conducted in the pediatric department of SGT Dental College using convenient sampling with caries in teeth as chief complaint. 70 radiographs were examined in the age group of 4-8 years. Lesions present on mesial, distal and occlusal surfaces were recorded on the chart after radiographic examination.RESULTS: As per results, distal surface of D(45.40%) and mesial surface of E (37.80%) showed maximum caries on adjacent proximal surfaces and significant dependence (p value<0.05) was found between the presence of lesions on adjacent proximal surfaces. The D(76.1% )and E(79.1% )showed significantly higher caries experience on the proximal surfaces in conjunction with occlusal caries but were statistically not significant.CONCLUSION: In the presence of non-proximal caries (occlusal caries), the chances of proximal caries are increased as seen radiographically. Thus need for treatment, are likely being underestimated during visual examinations alone.

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Caries Pattern In Primary Molars With Early Pulpal Involvement In Mixed Dentition

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Gupta²,

Garg³

et al. 2021

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“…8, 18,19,22,25,26,[36][37][38][39] However, weak specif icit y and sensitiv it y results led other authors to not indicate its use without BW or CT, invalidating the aim of the studies about these appliances. 18,22,[27][28][29][40][41][42][43][44] A study by Subka et al 44 Kühnisch et al 45 and Ozkan et al 46…”

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Laser fluorescence as an alternative for digital radiography in detecting caries lesions

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Diagnosis of caries lesions consists of visual/tactile methods following the International Caries Detection and Assessment System (ICDAS) and radiographic methods (BW), however these methods have limitations for detecting caries at different depths and locations and is usually influenced by the examiner’s experience. New technologies have emerged to improve caries diagnosis methods, among these are methods that use optical principles to quantify differences between healthy and demineralized tissues, for example: quantitative light- -induced fluorescence (QLF), the “DIAGNOdent” caries detection pen, and VistaProof (fluorescence camera). This literature review aims to provide up-to-date information on the applicability of fluorescence-based methods in the diagnosis of caries. The results show that DIAGNOdent pen was the most effective method for diagnosing caries, wherein some authors indicate that it can be used as the only diagnostic method, but most recommend using it as a complementary method to ICDAS and BW. LFpen must be used in association with ICDAS and 2 articles indicate near-infrared light transillumination (NILT) as a substitute for BW, however there is still a need for further studies to reach a concrete decision. In conclusion, digital methods for the diagnosis of caries are efficient, but they do not replace visual/tactile methods and bitewing radiographs. Therefore, they should be used as a complementary diagnostic method to those already known and widely used and studied.

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“…Uma vez que a combinação possuí maior sensibilidade para a identificação de lesões de cárie D1 (cárie de esmalte e dentina). Conforme o estudo, para a identificação meticulosa da cárie (D3), o ICDAS deve ser apoiado por radiografia, visto que apresentam o melhor desempenho para a detecção de lesões na dentina (Subka et al, 2019). O ensaio clínico foi desenvolvido para investigar a eficácia de um novo agente anticárie, o fluoreto de nanoprata (Nanosilver Fluoride -NSF), na prevenção e interrupção da cárie em crianças.…”

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Métodos de detecção e diagnóstico de cárie: uma revisão narrativa

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Braga

Dietrich

et al. 2020

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A cárie dentária é uma das doenças crônicas mais prevalente nas pessoas em todo o mundo, os indivíduos estão suscetíveis a está doença em todas as fases da vida. O objetivo deste trabalho foi revisar na literatura quais são as ferramentas disponíveis para o diagnóstico e detecção da cárie e suas lesões. Foi realizado uma coleta de dados no PubMed, no período de janeiro de 2019 e junho de 2020, com as palavras chave: “dental caries” AND “diagnostic” AND “ICDAS”, sem restrição de idioma ou pais de publicação. Foram encontrados diversos métodos de detecção, como: ICDAS (International Caries Detection and Assessment System), Caries Assessment Spectrum and Treatment – CAST), DIAGNOdent® - LF; DIAGNOdent pen, CarieScan PRO (CP),VistaCam, DMF (Decayed–Missing–Filled - DMF) e outros. A utilização do ICDAS nas recomendações de tratamento para lesões de cárie variou entre os examinadores. O uso de um explorador na avaliação de lesões de cárie aumentou a validade e a confiabilidade da decisão sobre cavitação superficial. A tomada de decisão sobre o tratamento pode ser influenciada pelo sistema de detecção e classificação da lesão de cárie. A pesquisa apontou que existem variações entre os estudos e a utilização do sistema ICDAS para cárie. O sistema ideal de detecção de cárie deve permitir o diagnóstico precoce da cárie em estágio inicial e melhorar a tomada de decisão em relação a um plano de tratamento adequado.

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In vivo validity of proximal caries detection in primary teeth, with histological validation

Cited by 21 publications

References 28 publications

Caries Pattern In Primary Molars With Early Pulpal Involvement In Mixed Dentition

Caries Pattern In Primary Molars With Early Pulpal Involvement In Mixed Dentition

Laser fluorescence as an alternative for digital radiography in detecting caries lesions

Métodos de detecção e diagnóstico de cárie: uma revisão narrativa

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