Patel et al., 2014 - Google Patents
In vitro evaluation of Midwest caries ID: a novel light-emitting diode for caries detectionPatel et al., 2014
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- Patel S
- Shepard W
- Barros J
- Streckfus C
- Quock R
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- Operative Dentistry
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Introduction Traditional detection techniques have limits in diagnosing occlusal caries. Thus, more accurate methods are needed. This study evaluates the ability of the Midwest Caries ID (Midwest) to detect caries. Methods Two hundred sixty-four extracted, nonrestored …
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