Assessment of diagnostic accuracy of a direct digital radiographic-CMOS image with four types of filtered images for the detection of occlusal caries

Sahu, Rajesh Kumar; Rajguru, Jagadish Prasad; Pattnaiak, Naina; Bardhan, Debajyoti; Nayak, Bikash

doi:10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_934_19

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“…Digital dental radiography proved to be a reliable tool in detecting initial carious lesions/ especially proximal lesions [7], also using filters as negative images allowed easier and more efficient detection of occlusal lesions [6]. The digital bitewing radiography was proposed to be high value and reliability in detecting proximal caries [8].…”

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Diagnostic Accuracy of Digital Radiography and Novel Diagnostic Tools versus Visual ICDAS Criteria: A Systematic Review

Ibrahim¹,

Peter²,

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2021

Mathews Journal of Dentistry

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Purpose: To evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of digital radiography and other novel diagnostic tools compared to visual ICDAS criteria. Materials and Methods:Two reviewers performed a literature search up to May 2020 in three databases: PubMed, Google Scholar, and Cochrane Library. Only in-vivo studies that evaluated the diagnostic accuracy of digital radiography, Diagnodent, Vistaproof, Soprolife, and ICDAS criteria were included.Results: A total of 27 in vivo studies were included in the systematic review. Studies included suggested that digital dental radiography proved to be a reliable tool in detecting initial carious lesions/ especially proximal lesions. The Diagnodent device was proved to be an efficient adjunct to other detection methods, especially in the case of non-experienced clinicians. For VistaCam/VistaProof assessment, it was found that in some articles, VistaCam proved high accuracy in detecting early carious lesions with moderate to strong correlation in comparison to results obtained by visual and tactile methods ICDAS criteria. ICDAS criteria were considered to be sufficient alone in detecting occlusal caries. Conclusions:The in vivo evidence suggested that None of the diagnostic methods alone are sufficient for diagnosis of dental caries.

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