Radiographic prescription trends in dental implant site

Majid, Irfan Adil; Rahaman, Syed Mukith ur; Kumar, Hemanth; Sowbhagya, M. B.; Alikutty, Fazeena Karimalakuzhiyil

doi:10.4103/0974-6781.140874

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“…However, in the present study, only 11% dentists looked on this reason for prescribing radiologic examination and the most observed reason for choosing the radiologic examination was its availability following by the measurement precision. This results are in consistent with that the results obtained by the study of Majid et al [13] Although panoramic radiograph requires only a small radiation dose, it does not provide information in the third dimension, which is considered necessary by some. Following the as low as reasonably achievable principle, for cross-sectional imaging, the AAOMR recommends conventional tomography for one to seven implant sites and CT for eight or more implant sites.…”

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“…image magnification and the low reproducibility of alveolar canal diagnosis can increase the risks of anatomical structure damage to the inferior alveolar nerve. [10,13] Within the limitation of smaller sample size, the present study tries to emphasize the current radiographic prescription trends in the studied population and its motivating factor.…”

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Radiographic Imaging Assessment Prior to Implant Placement – Choice of Dentists in Nagpur City

2017

IJDA

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Background: In the present era, implant dentistry has seen exponential growth, and its success mainly depends on a proper treatment planning and its execution. Radiographic imaging has a pivotal role in the planning of implant placement and to keep the check on implant survival. Aims and Objectives: The aim of this study is to survey the radiographic prescription trends among the dental practitioners. Materials and Methods: A survey questionnaire was prepared by an expert panel consisting of 5 academicians from the field of implantology. This questionnaire was then distributed among 175 dentists practising in Nagpur, India. The data collected from the survey were analyzed using Epi Info version 7.1.3 software. Results: Within the limitation of the study, it was observed that the majority of dentists sampled prescribe panoramic radiographs for dental implant assessment based on its availability. Conclusion: The majority of dentists prescribed panoramic radiographs for dental implant assessment based on its availability, and only a small number strictly adhered to the recommended guidelines of the world associations with regard to cross-sectional imaging.

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Radiographic Imaging Assessment Prior to Implant Placement – Choice of Dentists in Nagpur City

2017

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“…However in this study only 11% dentists looked on this reason for prescribing radiologic examination and the most observed reason for choosing the radiologic examination was its availability following by the measurement precision. This results are in consistent with that obtained by Majid et al [16]. Although panoramic radiograph requires only a small radiation dose, it does not provide information in the third dimension, which is considered necessary by some [17].…”

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Radiographic Prescription Trends among Palestinian Dentists for Dental Implant Placement – A Cross Sectional Survey

Rabi¹

2017

J Dent Probl Solut

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Background: In this present era implant dentistry has seen exponential growth and its success mainly depends upon a proper treatment planning and its execution. Radiographic imaging has a pivotal role in the planning of implant placement and follow up of implant survival. The Context and Purpose of the Study:To study the radiographic prescription trends for dental implants among Palestinian dental practitioners. A sample of 150 dentists chosen at random in a dental conference received a questionnaire.Results: 114 dentists returned full questionnaires. It was observed that the majority of the surveyed dentists prescribe panoramic radiographs for dental implant assessment based on its availability. The motivating factors for prescribing the specifi c radiologic examination was Availability (42.99%), availability + cost(17.53%), Cost + Measurement precision(3.51%), Cost + Radiation Dose(10.53%), Measurement precision(25.44%). Conclusions:The majority of surveyed dentists prescribe panoramic radiographs for dental implant assessment based on its availability and only a small number strictly adhered to the recommended guidelines of the international associations with regards to cross sectional imaging.

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“…Panoramic radiographs (ASE) were shown to be the most popular technique during the planning phase in India15-18 due to mainly the availability and broad coverage factors. Panoramic radiographs (ASE) were also found the most popular during the planning phase in surveys conducted in Brazil 19 , Palestine 20 , and Libya 21 . In Saudi Arabia 22 , 20.2% (the highest percentage) preferred PAN, PA, and CT during the pre-operative phase.…”

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Dental implant imaging: What do South African dentists and dental specialists prefer?

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Mahmoud

2021

S. Afr. dent. j.

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To document the types of imaging modalities that are commonly prescribed during dental implant therapy in South Africa. The radiographic preferences were obtained from practitioners via an electronic survey that was disseminated during local dental conferences, electronic channels (e.g., email lists) of multiple dental schools and local dental scientific societies, and personal interviews. The survey consisted of multiple-choice questions which were designed to investigate the most common radiographic prescriptions during various treatment phases of implant therapy. The responses of one hundred and forty-two participants (General practitioners and dental specialists) practising in different South African provinces were collected and assessed. Principally, panoramic radiographs combined with cone beam computed tomography (PAN + CBCT) followed by CBCT, as a single examination (ASE), were the most preferable modalities during the implant planning phase (39% and 29%, respectively). During and directly after the surgery, periapical radiographs (ASE) were the most preferred (87% and 65%, respectively). The most widely preferred radiographic examination during the planning of implants was panoramic radiographs combined with CBCT. Periapical radiographs (ASE) were favoured during, directly after the treatment, and during the follow-up of asymptomatic patients by the majority of participants. However, CBCT (ASE) was preferred in the follow up of symptomatic patients. Factors related to extra anatomical information and superior dimensional accuracy provided by three-dimensional volumes (e.g., CBCT volumes), were the most indicated influencing factors on the radiographic prescriptions during implant planning.

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Radiographic prescription trends in dental implant site

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Radiographic Imaging Assessment Prior to Implant Placement – Choice of Dentists in Nagpur City

Radiographic Imaging Assessment Prior to Implant Placement – Choice of Dentists in Nagpur City

Radiographic Prescription Trends among Palestinian Dentists for Dental Implant Placement – A Cross Sectional Survey

Dental implant imaging: What do South African dentists and dental specialists prefer?

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