Caries Management - Science and Clinical Practice. Группа авторов

Transverse Microradiography

       Scanning Electron Microscopy

       Transmission Electron Microscopy

       Dentin Caries

       Early Signs of Dentin Reaction

       Continuing Caries Progression into Dentin

       Spread of Bacteria within Dentin

       Hardness of Carious Dentin

       Fluorescence Properties of Carious and Healthy Dental Hard Tissue

       Caries of the Exposed Root

       Caries Arrest and Remineralization

       Correlation of Histology with Radiography and Clinical Appearance of Caries

       Erosion—a Noncarious Defect

       4 Paradigm Shift in Cariology

       Sebastian Paris, Hendrik Meyer-Lueckel

       Scientific Paradigms

       How Paradigms Influence Our Clinical Approach

       The Specific Plaque Hypothesis

       The Ecological Plaque Hypothesis

       A Current Model of Caries

      Diagnostics and Epidemiology

       5 Visual–Tactile Detection and Assessment

       Kim R. Ekstrand, Stefania Martignon

       General Remarks

       Histological and Clinical Features of Caries

       Coronal Caries Lesions

       Root Caries Lesions

       Caries Adjacent to Restorations

       Indices for Clinical Recording of Caries Lesions

       Historical Perspective

       Correlation between Histology and Clinical Severity: the ICDAS System

       Coronal Caries Lesions

       Root Caries Lesions

       Caries Adjacent to Restorations

       Caries Activity Assessment

       Coronal Caries Lesions

       Root Caries Lesions

       Caries Adjacent to Restorations

       The Visual Difference between Caries and other Dental Hard Tissue Defects

       6 Radiographic and Other Additional Diagnostic Methods

       Rainer Haak, Michael J. Wicht

       Radiographic Caries Diagnostics

       Context of Radiographic Caries Detection

       Validity and Reliability of Radiographic Caries Detection

       Which Gold Standard?

       Sensitivity and Specificity

       Reproducibility

       Conventional and Digital Bitewing X-ray Imaging

       Systems

       Advantages of Digital Technologies

       Tuned-Aperture Computed Radiography and Digital Volume Tomography

       Bitewings

       Preparations