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Area of Science:

Dentistry
Public Health

Background:

Traditional caries management often relies on limited charting and patient factors during clinical assessment.
Evolving best practices emphasize comprehensive examinations of clean, dry teeth.

Purpose of the Study:

To outline a flexible framework for patient-centered caries management.
To integrate evidence-based practice with clinical data for personalized dental care.

Main Methods:

Utilizing the International Caries Detection and Assessment System (ICDAS) for caries detection and activity assessment.
Collecting comprehensive data at both tooth/surface and patient levels, including risk assessment and behavioral factors.
Synthesizing information for integrated treatment planning and monitoring.

Main Results:

The proposed framework enables the collection of detailed information on caries lesions and patient factors.
It facilitates personalized treatment planning, encompassing preventive and operative options.
The framework supports the monitoring of treatment effectiveness through reassessment and recall.

Conclusions:

An integrated, personalized approach to caries management, supported by frameworks like ICDAS, represents the evolution of best practice.
This approach enhances the planning and monitoring of dental care, leading to improved patient outcomes.
International examples demonstrate the successful implementation of such integrated systems for caries control.