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Lead
Dental Practice-Based Research Network
With
HealthPartners Institute
Heatlh Partners Research Foundation (Minnesota)
Kaiser Permanente
Permanente Dental Associates Group, Oregon
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIDCR)
The aims of this study were to (1) quantify the prevalence of reason(s) for replacing existing restorations in DPBRN practices; (2) quantify the percentages and types of restorative materials of failed restorations that are being replaced in DPBRN practices; (3) quantify the percentages and types of restorative materials used to replace or repair failed restorations in DPBRN practices; and (4) test the hypothesis that DPBRN practitioner-investigators who reported in a previous study that they treat enamel lesions operatively are more likely in actual patients as in this study to replace entire restorations rather than do repairs and are more likely to report the clinical diagnosis of secondary caries as a reason for replacement.
Age
6–any
Sex
ALL
Healthy volunteers
Accepted
You may be eligible if
participants directly involved in this study were patients who sought dental treatment in the practitioner-investigators practices
any tooth surface that was previously restored was eligible for this study, provided that it was on a permanent ("adult") tooth. This means that permanent first molars were eligible, which typically erupt at about age 6 years. This means that persons age 6 and older were enrolled in the study and there was no upper age limit.
Clareo Health | DPBRN Reasons for Replacement or Repair of Dental Restorations
