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    This study investigated combining radiographs and DIAGNOdent with visual examination for detecting noncavitated occlusodentinal caries. Findings suggest this multimodal approach improves caries detection and influences treatment decisions.

    Area of Science:

    • Dentistry
    • Dental Diagnostics
    • Caries Detection

    Context:

    • Accurate detection of noncavitated occlusodentinal caries is crucial for appropriate treatment planning.
    • Visual examination alone may have limitations in identifying early-stage caries.
    • Integrating advanced diagnostic tools can potentially enhance diagnostic accuracy.

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    • To evaluate the effect of combining dental radiographs and DIAGNOdent with visual examination on the detection of noncavitated occlusodentinal caries.
    • To assess how this combined approach influences treatment decisions for such lesions.

    Summary:

    • The study assessed the diagnostic efficacy of combining visual inspection with dental radiographs and the DIAGNOdent device for detecting noncavitated occlusodentinal caries.
    • Results indicated that the combined diagnostic methods led to improved detection rates of early caries.

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