Variation in caries recording and restorative treatment plan among university teachers

Ten voluntary dental students were examined by 12 teachers at the same dental clinic. Eleven items of data were subjected to a two‐way analysis of variance: missing teeth, filled teeth, filled teeth surfaces, DMF and DMFS index scores, decayed surfaces (first (C 1) and second (C 2) degree caries), d...

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description Ten voluntary dental students were examined by 12 teachers at the same dental clinic. Eleven items of data were subjected to a two‐way analysis of variance: missing teeth, filled teeth, filled teeth surfaces, DMF and DMFS index scores, decayed surfaces (first (C 1) and second (C 2) degree caries), decayed surfaces (C 2 only), decayed approximal surfaces (C 2), decayed occlusal surfaces (C 2), decayed smooth surfaces (C 2), and teeth considered to require treatment. Significant differences were found between the subjects for all 11 items assessed. The differences between the examiners were not significant for missing teeth, filled teeth, filled surfaces, and decayed smooth surfaces, but for the other items the between‐examiner variation was significant at the level P
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