Radiographic examination of comprehensive care patients in U.S. and Canadian dental schools
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Auteurs : Mel L. KantorSource :
- Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology [ 0030-4220 ] ; 1988.
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- American association, Assoc, Association commission, Biologic risk, Bitewing, Bitewing radiographs, Care patient, Carolina school, Chapel hill, Child patient, Comprehensive care patients, Current knowledge, Dent, Dent assoc, Dental caries, Dental radiographs, Dental schools, Dentulous, Dentulous adult, Dentulous adult patient, Edentulous, Edentulous adult, Edentulous patient, Intraoral, Intraoral series, Oral pathol, Oral surc, Oral surg, Panoramic, Panoramic periapical, Panoramic radiograph, Panoramic radiographs, Panoramic radiography, Pathol, Periapical, Periapical radiographs, Preferred examination, Preferred radiographic examination, Radiograph, Radiographic, Radiographic examination, Radiographic projections, Radiography, Radiology, Selection criteria, Standard examination, Surg, Valachovic.
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- American association, Assoc, Association commission, Biologic risk, Bitewing, Bitewing radiographs, Care patient, Carolina school, Chapel hill, Child patient, Comprehensive care patients, Current knowledge, Dent, Dent assoc, Dental caries, Dental radiographs, Dental schools, Dentulous, Dentulous adult, Dentulous adult patient, Edentulous, Edentulous adult, Edentulous patient, Intraoral, Intraoral series, Oral pathol, Oral surc, Oral surg, Panoramic, Panoramic periapical, Panoramic radiograph, Panoramic radiographs, Panoramic radiography, Pathol, Periapical, Periapical radiographs, Preferred examination, Preferred radiographic examination, Radiograph, Radiographic, Radiographic examination, Radiographic projections, Radiography, Radiology, Selection criteria, Standard examination, Surg, Valachovic.
Abstract
Abstract: Between 1977 and 1987, there was a shift in the radiographic prescribing practices for the dentulous adult comprehensive care patient in U.S. and Canadian dental schools. The number of schools ordering films on the basis of selection criteria or patient need increased from 1 to 13, while the number of schools ordering both an intraoral full-mouth series and a panoramic radiograph decreased from 30 to 13. However, in 1987, there were still 56 schools that expressed a preference for a particular standard examination. In the current study, the panoramic radiograph (with and without supplemental periapical views) was the most frequently stated preferred examination for the edentulous adult patient, and the panoramic and bitewing examination was the most frequently stated preferred examination for the child patient.
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